Knitting in Libraries
I am on a quest to knit in every public (and academic) library in Vermont. I write a short essay about what I learn from each visit. Hen Solo, my hand-knit emotional support chicken, comes along.
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Library 200: Dummerston Community Center and Library (opens the original)
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Library 200! The Dummerston Community Center and Library (formerly the Lydia Taft Pratt library) was the 200th stop on my quest to read, write, and knit in every public library in Vermont. I read: the Salt StonesI knit: a Voe vest We came to this schoolhouse-turned-li
Library 199: Whitingham Free Public Library (opens the original)
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Library 199! The Whitingham Free Public Library was the 199th stop on my quest to read, write, & knit in every public library in Vermont. I read: the Salt Stones by Helen WhybrowI wrote: a Syllabus I knit: a Voe vest by Mary Jane Mucklestone The day before our visit, the shiny new parking lot that surrounds this municipal building hosted a Blueberry Festival and Book Sale. They had 26 vendors. It rained. Lois was working at the library when we arrived and was understandably tired from the wet bo
Library 198: Dover Free Library (opens the original)
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Library 198! The Dover Free Library was the 198th stop on my quest to read, write, and knit in every public library in Vermont. I knit: a Voe Vest by Mary Jane MucklestoneI read: The Salt Stones by I wrote: a syllabus <
Library 197: Crossett Library (Bennington College) (opens the original)
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Library 197! The Crossett Library at Bennington College was the 197th stop on my quest to knit in every public and academic library in Vermont. I knit: a Voe Vest by Mary Jane Mucklestone <div class="image-gallery-embed
Library 196: Stamford Community Library (opens the original)
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Library 196! The Stamford Community Library was the 196th stop on my quest to read, write, and knit in every public library in Vermont. I read: the Salt Stones by Helen WhybrowI wrote: email I knit: a Voe Vest, backwards<div class="i
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