As Slowly As Possible
Ashley of The Gold HiveA slow-moving restoration project, a couple of kids, a running list of shows to watch and books to read, crafting to do (for kids and grown ups), and a lot of things happening at once. The Gold Hive, delivered to your inbox, at a snail's pace.
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Finally updated my Ravelry projects page with what I’m working on and what I’ve finished lately. I also cleaned up my queue (after filling it with projects I knew I’d never get to soon). I’m just waiting on yarn to arrive in the mail and ne...
Weekly Roundup
AD :: We replaced our never-used outdoor seating corner with a real climbing structure and swing set. I made good on my report card to fix it! I wrote about the whole swap (and the era we’re in now) here. With my link here you can get 15% o...
Recent knits (and mistakes)
Most days I don’t have any uninterrupted time to give to knitting. So I take it in pieces: after the kids are asleep and on the sidelines at gymnastics.
I am not someone who does one thing at a time. I’m always half-doing four things and m...
We are not in our sitting-down era
Until recently we had two loveseats in the backyard that we genuinely never used (more on that here and here). They’re pretty and really well made, but they don’t fit our lifestyle right now. We aren’t in our sitting-down era. There’s alway...
Backyard Renovation Report Card: Four Years of Tree Growth (Wins) and Decomposed Granite (Losers)
Welcome to a new series: Report Card. In which I review (nearly) everything in a space and report on how it’s held up, if I still recommend it, and some reflections on the decision making process.
A quick recap on the backyard transformati...
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Creator of The Gold Hive. Living in a Southern California Historic Craftsman, raising two little girls, a chronic researcher, and a lover of color.
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