Thursday, May 15, 2014
Soft Paintbox Slipper Socks
Slippers socks are a new item at the Crystal Pinecone. These slipper socks are made with a soft colorful yarn and are washable. We will be opening soon!
Sunday, March 09, 2014
Green Bay Packer Slipper Socks
Green and gold team colors were used to make these slipper socks for Green Bay Packer fans. They are machine washable and dryable.
Friday, February 28, 2014
Homemade Baked Bread
The smell of homemade bread baking can make a winter day just better. The warmth of the oven and then cutting off a slice and spreading on some butter and tasting it...heaven!
Monday, February 03, 2014
A " Real Day "
I have been told that if the sun does not shine, it it not a "real day".The sun is shining today and that is REAL...so what a blessing for Grand Marais! We have not had too sun much in a long time. It still is very cold so you still need a hat even though it looks deceiving from inside the house. You may not be able to see colors of the yarn in this photo, but, the colors are beautiful. The color of the yarn is called Harlequin.
Friday, January 31, 2014
Using Leftovers
If you have a lot of leftover sock yarn that you hate to just throw away you could make some very colorful socks. These socks are made using leftover Merino wool. They turned out pretty and are nice and warm.
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Snow Country Hat
You need a warm hat in snow country and this one, should do the job. It is hand knit with 2 strands of 4 ply yarn.It is nice and thick and closely knit to keep that cold air out. It seems like a lot of states need warm hats this winter!
Sunday, January 26, 2014
How about that Snow?
Here are 2 photos I took today. The first photo is of when the snow removal job was finished removing the snow off the roof of the Crystal Pinecone gift shop. The last photo is of Rich and Alan in the process of removing all that snow. It was at least 3 ft. deep at the deepest point. And besides all that snow...it is zero
degrees. Rich's beard was completely covered with white frost, like some guy from the Arctic!
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