Knitting Magazines.

Four back issues of Vogue Knitting's dreadful Knit.1. Sold to a colleague through the ICN for $2.00 each.

I really, really, really hate the designs in this magazine. I used to like them. Now I just find them so tacky!

Magazine boxes.

Ikea Flyt magazine boxes. Gave them to the same girl I gave the magazine back issues to a little while back.

Since I got rid of so many magazines, and I rarely buy magazines anymore, I gave these away. That felt really good.

Magazines.

Only a small portion of what I actually gave away.

Over 200 back issues of various magazines. Gave away via Ottawa Freecycle.

When my ex moved out two years ago, one of the things he left behind was over 10 years of back issues of Harper's. (He didn't just, like, leave them here, we're friends and he left them for me to read.) Well, after two years of not opening a single one, it was time for them to go. Which was also the perfect opportunity for me to purge out some of my other magazine back issues.

Knitting magazines and book.

OK, so it's not technically tomorrow yet, but I can't sleep so I figured I'd make my morning routine a little lighter and put this post up 18 minutes early. Sue me.

Knit.1 Spring 2005, Family Circle Easy Knitting and Crochet Holiday 2004 & Fall 2005, Get Creative July 2005, Vogue Knitting International Summer 2005 & Spring/Summer 2006, Interweave Knits Fall 2005 & Spring 2006, Better Homes & Gardens Hip Knits. Sold via the ICN at work.

I realized just how much space these books and magazines were taking up. I made a PDF of the patterns I wanted to keep, then sold off the bulky books.

Magazines.

Two issues of Fitness, three of Shape. Sold through ICN at work to a colleague for $1.00.

Since I have decided to love my body the way it is, and to not go to the gym because it's a waste of my time and resources, I don't need these anymore.