Probably most people make time for their hobbies in their busy life. I on the other hand try to make time for life in my busy hobby. In other words knitting and crocheting are pretty much my life so I am hardly ever without a project in my hands.
I haven't figured out how to be on the computer and knit at the same time yet though I hear there is a breakthrough in voice activation software, lol. I can just see it now, "log into Farmville, plant broccoli, harvest pigs,....knit one purl three, YO...."-------"your computer does not understand that command...." oooppps.
Oh well back to reality, and the here and now. My projects are always with me whether I am home or off on an errand and most of the time so is my mp3 player that is loaded with my audio books. I love to listen to my mystery stories as I work. If I am at home I am sitting in the love seat next to my hubby, watching TV and sipping on a cup of blueberry tea whilst I knit. If we are camping I am usually working my project on the road to camp. Even when we get to camp and we get everything unloaded and a campfire going, I will sit by the fire and work while chatting with the gang.
I just wouldn't think of not having my work beside me ready to be picked up at any moment.
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That's awesome that you always have a project with you and make your hobby so important to your life. I still can't do the audiobooks thing so that's my only conflict with crafting, because I love to read, too!
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Go to Majorknitter.typepad.com for the chicken knit pattern reference.
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You asked on my blog what size the doll was. It's an American Girl doll and is 18" tall. I hope that helps.
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