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@Romi's Studio: February 2007

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A journal of snips and stitches. Well, I'm back from Stitches West. And it was wonderful to see everyone! I'm afraid I am sans pictures for two reasons: 1) no cameras allowed in the hall, and 2) my husband wanted the camera to take pictures of his new toy. Check it out on his blog. Sent him a spiffy new wood joinery toy to try and write about. He was so excited! So, no pics. *sigh*. Let's see what I can remember in the blur, though! Upon arriving Friday, I stopped by the Full Thread Ahead. Who is honestl...

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Dye Dreams: March 2010

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Musings, Woolgathering, Color. Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Soap, Water And Wool. We have a springtime tradition of making felted eggs. Yesterday I captured the process from start to finish and thought I'd share it with you. Felted eggs through photos. Start with wool roving. I dug through my stash and pulled several bags of roving with lots of different colors. Mixing and matching the colors is half the fun. I decided to use white for the center of my egg. A soft, cushy pillow of fiber. Thanks to all who en...

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Knitty: editorial spring 06

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Dress 'em up or dress 'em down, hand-knitted socks belong in every knitter's wardrobe. The V-shaped lace pattern of this sock reminds me of strings of ivy. The simple 4-row repeat stitch pattern is addictive because the next row is always different and so much fun. This sock is perfect for anyone wanting to try a little lace in their sock without deciphering a mysterious chart. Try a pair, and hopefully the sock knitting bug will cling to you like ivy. If not, maybe the lace bug will get you instead.

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podcasting Archives - hizKNITS

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Archive for the ‘podcasting’ Category. Laquo; Older Entries. Y KNIT 18: Natural reVERBerations. Wednesday, February 18th, 2009. The next episode of Y KNIT. Is up This one is all about one of my favorite local fiberistas, Kristine Vejar, the woman behind A Verb for Keeping Warm. Fiber/yarn/natural dying/spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting extravaganza! Comments Off on Y KNIT 18: Natural reVERBerations. Tuesday, September 9th, 2008. Which was then picked up by CRAFT magazine’s blog. The second sock is ...

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Knitty: Summer 2006

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Universal toe-up sock formula. Try something a little different with these lacy toe-up socks. A simple 8 row repeat leaf lace pattern paired with some cables, gusset increases, short rowed round heel, and genuine heel flap - enough to keep you entertained without driving you batty. Unless you've done it all before, you're likely to learn something new too. Who knew a toe-up sock could be so well fitted and sexy to boot? Flaunt your mad knitting skills! S[M, L] (shown in size S). Slip next 3 sts knitwise,...

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Knitty: editorial win 05

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Step up the difficulty level of your socks a few notches by using a non-rectangular 12 stitch x 22 row repeat pattern that combines yarn overs and texture on every row. The yarn overs are fairly subtle, leaving the sock a little airy but not too lacy. The curved twisted stitch ribbing adds asymmetry and depth. The finished socks are reminiscent of blue-green fish scales hence the name Pomatomus, the genus of the blue fish. If you are up for a challenge, then the Pomatomus is for you. Cookie A, John Hayes.