Sarah White, Author at Our Daily Craft

Author: Sarah White

Clearly, I Have a Problem

Sarah White January 12, 2009 Creative Every Day0 Comments

One of my resolutions for this year, in addition to just being craftier all around, is to really for real learn how to sew well. I have this awesome sewing machine my wonderful husband bought me a few years ago, and I’ve barely used it at all. When I use …

My Rereading List

Sarah White January 11, 2009 Nine Books for '090 Comments

A few days ago I wrote about my nine books for 2009, but of course I’m going to read a lot more than that this year. Thinking about reading lists got me thinking about the handful of books I’ve read more than once, the books I enjoy going back to …

What’s on My Needles Wedensday

Sarah White January 7, 2009 What's on my Needles0 Comments

One of the things I love about knitting blogs is when the authors share the projects they are working on. Even though my About site contains a blog, I’ve never really been able to share works in progress because they don’t relate directly to other parts of the site. So …

Books for 2009

Sarah White January 6, 2009 Nine Books for '091 Comment

I’ve been thinking a lot about reading lists lately. I’m kind of obsessed with them. I think there’s a part of me that thinks if I could ever finish a reading list, then I’d really be able to say that I was educated, that I’d really read some books. (Technically, …

The Creativity of Stock

Sarah White January 5, 2009 Cooking / Creative Every Day1 Comment

Making vegetable stock (or really any other kind of stock, but vegetable is the only kind I make) is in a way an act of creativity. It’s a way of using things that would otherwise be considered trash or that might go to waste if you didn’t throw them in …

Creative Every Day

Sarah White January 2, 2009 Creative Every Day0 Comments

I consider myself a relatively crafty person. I basically knit for a living, and I like to bake, cook, sew (though I’m not very good at it), make candles and do other crafty things. Writing for About.com gives me a lot of space to write about knitting, but I feel …