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Interests: Knitting, modern dance, visual art, gardening, cooking, travel, community activism
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Hi Cheryl, I was just thinking that should post sine appliance reviews now that we have lived with them for a while. Until I get around to writing up something more detailed as a post, let me just say that we love our AGA 6:4. The ovens heat quickly and the different heating methods really offer a lot to work with. Having six gas burners is a dream after the two electric burners on our old jenn-aire that we used for (ten!) years.
We really scored on ours though, by getting the floor model after the retailer was discontinuing the line.
Our only complaint - the clock is on a 24 hour time sequence and we can't figure out how to change it.
Hope that helps.
We've Commited
Yesterday we purchased our AGA Six-Four range from Albert Lee. We got an awesome deal on it, and here is why... We were 90% certain we wanted the AGA Six-Four and then last week we went to go check on lead time and availability, as well as look at range hoods at the showroom. It turns out that LU...
We actually hired a contractor to do the actual install as it is such a tricky job to get them installed solidly and squarely.
The cabinets were moved into position to help the contractor get a sense of how it was going to come together before the install.
Laying out the bottom cabinetry
Laying out the bottom cabinets Originally uploaded by donovann70 We have the walls finished now, after gutting the exterior wall, adjusting the plumbing and insulating. There is new dry wall on the two walls shown, which replaces the really messy wall surfaces we found when we removed the old ...
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Mar 15, 2010
It isn't too hard in this instance. I worked on a mohair sweater that was a more challenging yarn to work with. You just have to make sure that you finish each row before you set it down or you might get into trouble. It is also easy to forget to do a yarn over in this pattern and you drop a stitch that way (so many yarn overs!). Still, it is pretty mindless easy, just with a little bit of row and stitch counting - you don't even need a counter for that once you get used to the pattern.
Lovely Miss Wisp
I've been working on Wisp pretty steadily and I'm closing in on the finish. I'm on the 14th or 15th pattern repeat, of 17 total (if I'm recalling correctly). Here's a picture of her from a few weeks ago, out in the garden.
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