Friday, September 18, 2026
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
4 years ago........
Friday, September 11, 2026
We Remember...
Heavenly Father, today we remember September 11th and all the lives that were forever changed. We lift up the families who lost loved ones, the survivors who still carry the memories, and all those who answered the call to help that day.
Lord, comfort those who continue to grieve. Give strength to the families who still feel the pain of their loss, and bring peace to hearts that carry difficult memories. We are grateful for the courage, sacrifice, and selflessness of the first responders and ordinary people who helped others in their greatest time of need.
May we never forget the lives lost, the heroes who served, and the love and unity that followed such tragedy. Please watch over our nation and keep us safe. Help us to choose kindness, compassion, and love for one another.
In Jesus' name, Amen. π❤️πΊπΈ
Thursday, September 10, 2026
*Never Forget* Earwarmer 911
Yarn used: I Love This Yarn
Machine that can be used: 22 pin addi - 32 pin sentro or 46 pin Addi circular knitting machine
Yarn colors:
*red
*white
*royal
*graymist
*sungold
Cast on with a different color waste yarn - knit 8-10 rows
Change to a contrasting color yarn for one row of rip cord
Reset counter to start project
Row 1-8 sungold
Row 9-11 royal
Row 12 graymist
Row 13-14 royal
Row 15 graymist
Row 16-25 royal
Row 26-30 red
Row 31-35 white
Row 36-40 red
Row 41-45 white
Row 46-50 red
Row 51-55 white
Row 56-60 red
Row 61-65 white
Row 66-70 red
Row 71-75 white
Row 76-80 red
Row 81-85 white
Row 86-90 red
Change to a contrasting color yarn for one row of rip cord
Change to waste yarn and knit 8-10 rows and let fall off machine
Turn inside out and secure all knots. Cut tails to about 1 inch
Turn right side out and stitch ends shut using slip stitch method
Remove waste yarn
Lay your headband out on your work surface.
Thread the long tail onto your yarn needle.
Fold the left side of the headband into a C shape.
Take the right side and insert the bottom into the “mouth” of the C shape. Wrap the top around the top of the C making a backwards C
Now you’ll have a 4 layer thick sandwich to sew through. Sew back and forth from one to the next going through all 4 layers. Tie off and turn right side out
Happy Knitting
Notes:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Created & written by:
©Tammy Carlton@ThreeThreads
September 2026
Do not sell pattern. Do not post pictures without link back to the creator. π
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* This earwarmer is a patriotic 9/11 memorial-inspired piece,thoughtfully designed to honor and remember those affected by September 11.
- • Red, white, and blue yarn represent American pride, unity, and remembrance.
- • Gold accents add warmth and symbolize honor, courage, and thelight of remembrance.
- • Gray stripes represent the Twin Towers, creating a subtle memorialelement within the design.
- • The combination of colors gives the earwarmer a bold yet respectfulappearance, making it both a practical handmade accessory and a meaningful tribute.
It would be especially fitting for wearing during 9/11 remembrance events, patriotic gatherings, or throughout September as a symbol of remembrance and unity
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
Sally *Nightmare Before Christmas* Earwarmer
Yarn used: I Love This Yarn
Machine that can be used: 22 pin addi - 32 pin sentro or 46 pin Addi circular knitting machine
Yarn colors:
*purple
*yellow
*black
*Turquoise
*Pink
Cast on with a different color waste yarn - knit 8-10 rows
Change to a contrasting color yarn for one row of rip cord
Reset counter to start project
Row 1-15 yellow
Row 16 black
Row 17-30 turquoise
Row 31 black
Row 32-44 pink
Row 45 black
Row 46-57 purple
Row 58 black
Row 59-65 yellow
Row 66 black
Row 67-71 pink
Row 72 black
Row 73-81 purple
Row 82 black
Row 83-90 turquoise
Change to a contrasting color yarn for one row of rip cord
Change to waste yarn and knit 8-10 rows and let fall off machine
Turn inside out and secure all knots. Cut tails to about 1 inch
With a long piece of black yarn you will use your darning needle to put the “stitches” across the black rows
Turn right side out and stitch ends shut using slip stitch method
Remove waste yarn
Lay your headband out on your work surface.
Thread the long tail onto your yarn needle.
Fold the left side of the headband into a C shape.
Take the right side and insert the bottom into the “mouth” of the C shape. Wrap the top around the top of the C making a backwards C
Now you’ll have a 4 layer thick sandwich to sew through. Sew back and forth from one to the next going through all 4 layers. Tie off and turn right side out
Happy Knitting
Notes:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Created & written by:
©Tammy Carlton@ThreeThreads
September 2026
Do not sell pattern. Do not post pictures without link back to the creator. π
Monday, August 31, 2026
NFL Season is here
Coming soon NFL skinny scarves will be for sale on my shop HERE on Etsy at ThreeThreads
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Blessings - Tammy
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Saturday, August 29, 2026
Happy Anniversary....
In Heaven my ❤️ love
Today, my heart is missing you more than ever. I think about all that you are missing… watching our 6 kids grow into adults and become the amazing people they are today, and all of our 13 beautiful grandchildren who you would have loved so much.
I think about the future we dreamed of together—the rocking chairs we were supposed to sit in on the porch, side by side, growing old together and watching our family grow. That was supposed to be us. ❤️
Not a day goes by that I don’t miss you and wish you were still here to share in all of these precious moments. I hope somehow you know how much you are loved and missed.
Happy anniversary in Heaven, my love. Until we meet again, you will forever be in my heart. ❤️π️
ich liebe dich ♥️
Circular knitting machines
These are a part of my knitting world!!
They bring a different fun to knitting!
~Blessings
Tammy
Tuesday, August 25, 2026
Terrific Tuesday
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Employees ask, "Did I do enough?" Children live from belonging. That difference is everything when it comes to how you relate to God.
Paul writes that God "predestined us for adoption to sonship through Jesus Christ, in accordance with his pleasure and will" (Ephesians 1:5). Not reluctantly. Not because He was short on options. It pleased Him.
It's easy to slide into relating to God like a boss instead of a Father, especially if you're wired to be useful. You know how to show up. You know how to fix what's broken, provide for your family, keep everyone on schedule, make sure everybody's okay. Those are good things. But if being dependable quietly becomes the way you prove you're valuable, you'll eventually turn even your relationship with God into a performance review, hoping for a passing grade instead of resting in a place at the table.
Adoption means you didn't earn your seat and you can't lose it by having an off week. You can bring God your tiredness, your short temper from last night, the argument you're still replaying, and you don't have to manage His opinion of you while you do it. A child runs to a parent with a skinned knee without wondering if he's still welcome in the house. That's the access adoption gives you.
This is worth carrying into your family today, too. The same grace that lets you stop performing for God is the grace that can help you stop needing your spouse or your kids to perform for you. You don't have to run your house like a business that only rewards output. You can build a home, like God built a family, where people belong before they perform.
Today, when you're tempted to measure your standing with God by how the day is going, remember: you're not an employee waiting on a review. You're a son or a daughter, already home.
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God bless
Tammy
Saturday, August 1, 2026
Cupcake Skinny Scarf
Cupcake skinny scarf
Yarn used: I Love This Yarn
Machine used: 22 pin addi circular knitting machine
Yarn colors:
*Pink
*white
*Brown
*Red
Cast on with a different color waste yarn - knit 8-10 rows
Change to a contrasting color yarn for one row of rip cord
Reset counter to start project
Row 1-20 red
Row 21-190 white
Row 191-250 brown
Row 251-340 pink
Change to waste yarn and knit 8-10 rows and let fall off machine
Turn inside out and secure all knots. Cut tails to about 1 inch
Turn right side out and stitch ends shut using slip stitch method
Remove waste yarn
Happy Knitting
Notes:__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Created & written by:
©Tammy Carlton@ThreeThreads
July 2026
Do not sell pattern. Do not post pictures without link back to the creator. π
















