The Hard Part is Partly Counting.
June 15, 2013
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I have finally started on the knitted version of the Attleboro Sweater. And now I know that I cannot count. I used the tubular cast
I have finally started on the knitted version of the Attleboro Sweater. And now I know that I cannot count. I used the tubular cast
Have you looked at the Nennir Cowl from Knitty yet? This is a fine piece of work – the pattern is worked in one direction,
I’m not sure which break it was, but Dan again drove me to the wonderful yarn store in Providence. I (of course) was wearing my
Dan remembers that this design practically knit itself. I cast it on while I was suppose to be packing to move back to college, and
I was a sophomore in college, with unexpected yarn money. My LYS had just closed, but I’d heard of a large yarn store in Providence.
I’ve been trying to think of designs for 4 different magazine submission calls. If I start publishing in magazines a little more, they pay the
Knit Edge Magazine 3 is up – and I’m in the Finishing School Section I’ve re-written this web site with php so it’s a whole
I am all the members of the Mental Design Team. Since I often make decisions by discussing things with myself, I personified all the voices
As a homeschooler, I use the library heavily, but
sometimes the city needs to cut budgets. So with
both love and self interest, I wrote this charity pattern
for my library, and celebrated the pretty windows
on the brim of the watch cap.
QuiltQuazyKnitter’s Kaapeli Mittens use one of my favorite tricks; the ribbing grows organically into the decorative pattern. It’s the overall shape of the Kaapeli Mittens