Look what I knitted! Yes, this is for DNP! No, I will not knit one for you.
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Look what I knitted! Yes, this is for DNP! No, I will not knit one for you.
Categories: Knitting
This is my basic black cardigan. My own pattern, based on every other pattern I’ve ever knitted. I wanted something warm, but not too warm. Something basic, but not too boring. Something cozy, but not frumpy. I partly didn’t blog on it, because I overwore it. Have you ever overworn anything? Like to the point [...]
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The title of this post reminds me of a Charlie and Lola Episode. “I extremely, absolutely do not need glasses.” What I wear while knitting or reading are not technically glasses. They are shaped like glasses, but the function of glasses is to change the focal distance of your eyes. I don’t need any change [...]
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I have been knitting the same thing forever. It’s making me crazy! I want to knit this, but because of the shower valve I’m still working on a shawlette I started on September 10th! I can’t even fathom that it could take me more than a month to knit a shawlette. Stupid shower valve. Here [...]
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This was my first ever sighting of actual yarn-bombing. In real life. So cool! (photo from our June trip to LA).
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An observation: knitters use even more jargon than architects. You don’t knit something, you have a WIP (that’s work-in-progress). And when it’s done, it’s an FO (finished object). So here is my latest FO: the Garden City Scarf. What a pretty pattern, and I only slightly modified it (to make it a little bit longer, [...]
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This is the boring scarf I just finished knitting. Actually I don’t think it’s boring at all, but DNP does. me: “Why do you think my white scarf is boring?” DNP: “Because I don’t like white; white is boring.” me: “But it has all that lace and stuff.” DNP: “Lace isn’t pretty.” me: “What’s pretty?” [...]
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Finished the Langston (heavily modified) for Disney’s Next Princess. It’s now my favorite new cardigan, and I can’t even wear it. Why it’s my favorite: ruffles orange madelinetosh yarn size 4 needles (ideal size for small hands) rainbow buttons smile on her face
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… this would be the color I would want it to be. It’s called Citrus (Madelinetosh). Good enough to eat, if sheep tasted like tangerines. Seriously, though, there really are orange sheep. Apparently some Scottish breeders dye them orange for show. Another farmer painted his sheep orange to prevent rustling.
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Remember the Christmas Mouse? She has her own cardigan, and often shifts between dressed and undressed. Is there anything more fun than buttoning and unbuttoning buttons?
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