Loved the site - just wondered if you'd ever thought of trying to match the gloves up.......? Lol

Thank you so much for the DIY french knitting article. Awesome. We have a crap-load of shopping bags that are going to be re-purposed real soon. VBG.

With grateful thanks from Australia!

Cheers

Annie

hahahahahahhahahhah
I just gone through your site and its class.
A big smile.
Hope you have cats.

I think it's cool that you're willing to give stuff you've never encountered a shot! I'm like that too, but I think you have mo' bawls!

Thank you for this entertaining and somewhat whimsical site. I particularly enjoyed watching the grass grow (Contrarious). You're right, of course ... the ending made it most memorable.

Keep up the great work...

Hi! You have a lot of unique projects! Thanks for sharing! But I had a problem viewing the flash video for the Feast Bread - could it be because the link is to metacafe and all your other videos are on blip.tv??

Enjoyed your article on french knitting. My son's ist grade class knit on their home made juice can and pop stick knitting looms at their free will when they have finished their assigned work. Keeps the kids the calm and focused. My son nows knits at home on his sister's knitting nancy and we are going to get a bigger loom so he can make beanies.

I wouldn't touch this site with a 10 foot pole...
Hold on.... I just tried it and in all fairness I would have to say that I rather enjoyed the experience.
Next, I tried judging it by its cover - nice cover, ought to be a good site.
Next, I tried reading between the lines - findings: you are a disturbed but generally happy person.
For my next experiment I will try sincerely flattering you by imitating... Let me know how that works out.

This is one of the most entertainig websites I've ever read! And such an attractive one too. I think you are only the second person I found on the internet besides me that uses pallets as a free wood source. Great minds think alike! Have a look at the boat section on my site I think you'll like it. Anyway I'm looking forward to lipstick on a pig! Keep it up!

I love your site. I was reared in the Bay Area when foraging for wild foods was very popular, and it brought back such pleasant memories... Thank you!