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Will Knit for Math. Monday, August 10, 2015. I finished my Hydrangea Mystery Knit-a-long Shawl. Last week. I think the edging turned out beautifully! It has an interesting construction method: a long narrow edging is knitted, then stitches are picked up along one edge and the shawl is knitted up from the bottom edge with decreases in each of two side triangles, with a lace panel in the center. I have a ton of yarn left over! Hydrangea Mystery Knit-a-long Shawl. By Courtney Kelley for the Fibre Company.

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Will Knit for Math. Monday, August 10, 2015. I finished my Hydrangea Mystery Knit-a-long Shawl. Last week. I think the edging turned out beautifully! It has an interesting construction method: a long narrow edging is knitted, then stitches are picked up along one edge and the shawl is knitted up from the bottom edge with decreases in each of two side triangles, with a lace panel in the center. I have a ton of yarn left over! Hydrangea Mystery Knit-a-long Shawl. By Courtney Kelley for the Fibre Company.

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Will Knit for Math. Tuesday, April 28, 2015. Half Moon Modern Half Square Triangles! I finished my Half Moon Modern HST quilt! This might be my favorite quilt of all the ones I've made so far. I love the asymmetry, the negative space, and the prints on the fabrics. There are big polka dots on the back and the binding is the paisley print from the Half Moon Modern collection. The quilt top was made from two charm packs of Half Moon Modern and grey yardage, and the batting is Warm and Natural. Into a cover...

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Will Knit for Math: Future Projects

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Will Knit for Math. Some projects I'd like to make in the near to distant future . Tatted edgings for handkerchiefs. A warm-cool HST quilt. Spinning the fiber I dyed at Yarn School. A Tennessee waltz quilt. Bed-sized lone star quilt. Shirts and dresses for myself - in both knit and woven fabrics. A color-block cardigan using my handspun. Items to donate for Days for Girls. A dressy cardigan for myself. The great lace shawl project, including another white lace shawl/scarf. A christmas tree skirt.

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Will Knit for Math: Swans Island Socks finished

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Will Knit for Math. Tuesday, July 14, 2015. Swans Island Socks finished. I finished my Swans Island Socks last weekend. I'm really happy with how they turned out! I used Swans Island sock yarn, which is an organic superwash wool. It's a really beautiful color and has great texture and stitch definition. The socks are soft and stretchy. I made up the pattern as I went along, using Fleegle's toe-up heel. The cables at the toes and cuffs are inspired by these socks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Will Knit for Math: Tour de Fleece: Stages 12-16

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Will Knit for Math. Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Tour de Fleece: Stages 12-16. I missed spinning on Saturday (stage 14) because we were visiting family out of town, so I'm going to spin today (which is a rest day for the Tour de France) to make up for it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Tour de Fleece Finish! Tour de Fleece: Stages 12-16. Tour de Fleece: Stages 10 and 11. Swans Island Socks finished. Tour de Fleece: Stage 9. Tour de Fleece: Stage 7 and 8. Tour de Fleece: Stage 5.

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Will Knit for Math: Tour de Fleece Finish!

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Will Knit for Math. Tuesday, July 28, 2015. Tour de Fleece Finish! Here is what I accomplished during the Tour de Fleece, which ended on Sunday. I finished spinning the singles, plied, and washed my green gradient shetland. I ended up with about 468 yards total, including both skeins (the larger, darker skein is about 357 yds and the smaller, lighter on is about 110 yds). I think it's approximately sport weight, but I haven't checked. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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CaliDane - Ramblings of an Engineer. Saturday, November 24, 2012. My growing art collection. But this one really is the cluster of mountains. That I can see from the panorama window over my kitchen counter. It is titled "San Roque Canyon" and is painted by John Iwerks. I first saw a larger version of it at the Easton Gallery. Last spring. It was a show with about 30 paintings by each of John Iwerks. And his wife Chris Chapman. Was hanging in a church where I attended a folk music concert. I have written ...

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CaliDane - Ramblings of an Engineer. Friday, June 17, 2011. This is a work item from a writing workshop I am participating in.]. I believe that a society where the disparity between rich and poor is small, will be a happier and more stable society. I believe that we have a responsibility towards each other in our community, in our country and in the world. I believe that love is better than intense competition. I believe that a little competition makes us stretch and do a little better. My MPG average is...

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CaliDane - Ramblings of an Engineer. Sunday, November 25, 2012. Walking lightly on this earth . For several years my doctor has been nudging me to lose weight, and I have tried as best I could, but despite regular exercise, the weight has been inching upwards. At my annual physical exam this summer she repeated the usual lecture, and repeated the suggestion that I should look into the weight management program. This is an excellent program, designed in multiple layers. And finally, significantly overweig...

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CaliDane - Ramblings of an Engineer. Friday, August 7, 2015. Mac is NOT always easy. My laptop computer is a MacBook Pro (8,2 - early 2011 - high resolution display). With a lot of effort I had managed to get it set up for triple boot: I goot choose to run Mac OS, Windows or Linux (Ubuntu at the time because that was the only one that had drivers for the chips in this model). I went back to the Apple store. This time I had them install Snow Leopard. After I got it home again, I reduced the Mac partition ...

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CaliDane - Ramblings of an Engineer. Wednesday, February 16, 2011. Can you believe that IBM is 100 years old? IBM is celebrating 100 years of business in two ways:. 1) They have released a few promotional videos:. 2) They did a marvelous project with the Jeopardy TV quiz show showcasing their artificial intelligence research with a supercomputer that can play Jeopardy, which turns out to require some very fancy natural language processing to understand the puns and ambiguities in the questions.

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CaliDane - Ramblings of an Engineer. Monday, April 7, 2014. Bringing Manufacturing Home to America. I came across a pointer to this article from the New York Times:. The story is that a fair amount of manufacturing that fled the United States between 2000 and 2009 is quietly coming back because it actually makes business sense to manufacture close to the customers. Low wages in Asia does not always translate to higher profit margins, for several reasons:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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CaliDane - Ramblings of an Engineer. Tuesday, August 23, 2011. On Being Competitive in the World Market. One of the blogs on the Forbes magazine's website had an aticle a few days ago titled "Why Amazon Can't Make A Kindle in the USA". Here is "the money quote":. How whole industries disappear. Circuit manufacturing isn’t your core competence anyway and we could do it for 20% less.”. I highly recommend reading the article (in 4 parts). Wednesday, August 17, 2011. A recent post on blog by a local parish m...

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