changing it up

Friday, June 03, 2016

I decided to switch projects and see if I could finish Elen before working anymore on Pink Memories.  This one requires a little more concentration which was holding me back.  Time to forge on!
We tried a new Snickerdoodle recipe and it was a huge hit.  I should really put a limit on the amount of cookies my kids eat. But really?  How can I tell them to stop at two when I can't stop at three.  Just happy we had some left to pack for lunch today.  After reading Erin's comment about the toffee doodles from Starbucks, I decided to add cinnamon chips to half the batch.  (Didn't have heath bits.)  Oh my!

Happy weekend, friends!

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  1. Anonymous6/03/2016

    I love cinnamon chips, they were a great invention!

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    1. a friend to knit with6/05/2016

      i couldn't agree more! the cinnamon scones are on my list for this week! xx

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  2. Anonymous6/03/2016

    I love that summer top; I wish it could be knit top down though. I have fond memories of snickerdoodles as my little sister at our apt bldg would bake some and share.

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    1. a friend to knit with6/05/2016

      i'm sure you could figure out a top down version! email me if you want some help! xx

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  3. Suzanne6/03/2016

    Toffee doodles! What a cool idea!

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    1. a friend to knit with6/05/2016

      i agree! and next time i am in Starbucks i am sooooooo getting one! xx

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  4. msmo6/04/2016

    Please, which sweater requires more concentration????

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    1. a friend to knit with6/05/2016

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    2. a friend to knit with6/05/2016

      (darn auto correct. :) ) hi courtney! "elen" requires more concentration... not much though. you just have to keep track of where you are in the stitch pattern unlike "pink memories" which is stockinette and a little garter. xx

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    3. msmo6/06/2016

      Thank you, sweet Leslie!

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  5. house on hill road6/06/2016

    I love to be a cookie enabler. ;)

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  6. Alina6/06/2016

    What a lovely yarn! Looks perfect for summer!

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  7. Julie6/16/2016

    I bet your wonderful cookies are going to be a major part of their childhood nostalgia!! They are going to love thinking of all those awesome goodies. And hey, it's your family's soul food. It's good for them in a different way.

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  8. sanchesginger@gmail.com11/08/2016

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    be always happy.

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