81. Kelp! Knits knitting, blogging, and the occasional rant about Houston, TX. http://www.kelpknits.com/

Komb! Twenty four things: half of them socks, 10 accessories, the Squares for Sharron blanket, and poor Phyllo Yoked Pullover , which turned out very unflattering, sigh. You can click on the photo for details on all of the projects. clicky for linky! If you read . I have an unnatural love of hexagons and how they tessellate oh-so-perfectly, so Komb First came color selection: I knit a few swatches: Which became a little flower: Which then multiplied! Prairie Blanket knitting komb blanket miscellany ... 40 comments Way back in February I decided to knit a pair of socks for each month in 2008. I felt that my sock yarn stash was getting entirely out of control and I had just enough skeins to knit 12 pairs of socks. Pattern: Spring Forward , Knitty 2008 Yarn: Zen Yarn Garden Bamboolicious in Chocoplum Ok, time for a sock party! WOO! YEAH! SOCKS! Statistics: One pair is knit with my handspun Two pairs are gifts: Marina Piccola and Spring Forward Three pairs are designs that were published in Knotions and Knitty: Oak Leaf Socks Interlocking Leaves , and Hanging Vines Eight pairs are lace (well, involve yos)

82. My Knitting Machines And Me A knitter writes about experience with knitting and show some photos of projects. http://susyranner.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar Home Posts RSS ... Comments RSS Pages Finished Items Knit Radar Socks Friday, 12 November 2010 I finished the balaclava: Talk to you later, Susan. Posted by Susan at 7 comments Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter ... Links to this post Labels: machine knitting Reactions: Tuesday, 9 November 2010 Finally Finished Talk to you later, Susan. Posted by Susan at 7 comments Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter ... Links to this post Labels: machine knitting Reactions: Tuesday, 26 October 2010 A Start And A Finish Last week I decided to knit a tension swatch with it and work out if there was enough to make a jumper. Using Knitware and my handy set of scales I worked out that there would easily be enough to make a long sleeved jumper. talk to you later, Susan. Posted by Susan at 8 comments Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter ... Links to this post Labels: machine knitting Reactions: Monday, 25 October 2010 Bond Carriage Modification Alex asked me if there was a way to make the dot keyplates fit properly in the old Bond carriage. The way I got round it was to cut a couple of slots with a hacksaw at either side of the carriage handle: Talk to you later

83. G.bella Knits A weblog that discusses knitting, yarn, and pattern design. http://gbellaknits.blogspot.com/

skip to main skip to sidebar Reverse Rib Kerchief Pattern Hello out there, folks - sorry I've been absent for a long time but I now have something new for you, and I hope you'll enjoy it! I have been working on triangular patterns (for a change) and playing with textures, and I ended up with the Reverse Rib Kerchief - already a favorite! Reverse rib is just like regular rib stitching except that everything is knit or purled through the back loop, which makes the knit stitches really pop up. It's an incredibly versatile little shawl, basically intended to be worn like a bandanna, tied around your neck at the back, but there are many creative ways to wear it and wear it well. The Tosh Sock yarn used in this pattern is so beautiful and warm - comes in many amazing bright colors. Highly recommended! I used the Cobalt and Warm Maize colorways for these. This pattern should be a straightforward knit for those who have knit triangular shawls in the past, or who feel ready to give it a shot. You need to know how to do a provisional cast-on (directions for that are readily available online in many places), knit and purl through the back loop, and make yarn-overs. It requires about 400 yds of sock-weight yarn and US #3 needles, 24" circular. There is no chart for this one - just written instructions. Hopefully they will be easy to follow, but as always, please feel free to leave a comment below if you run into any problems. I will also be posting this under my name on Ravelry so you all can go discuss there! I look forward to seeing what you come up with.

84. Cass Knits! Sweaters And Socks And Wool, OH MY! Yarns About Knitting And Family, A personal knitting weblog by a Christian mother of eight. http://www.cassknits.com

@import url( http://www.cassknits.com/wp-content/themes/freedom-pink-widgetized/style.css ); sticks, beads and strings make wonderful, beautiful things One more thing 27. October 2010 Shopping Cass 0 comments best wrinkle cream addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cassknits.com%2F2010%2F10%2Ffun%2Fshopping%2Fone-more-thing-3%2F'; addthis_title = 'One+more+thing'; addthis_pub = ''; Question for ya! 27. October 2010 Other Hobbies Cass 0 comments p90x reviews addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cassknits.com%2F2010%2F10%2Ffiber%2Fother-hobbies%2Fquestion-for-ya%2F'; addthis_title = 'Question+for+ya%21'; addthis_pub = ''; umm, nope 27. October 2010 Family Cass 0 comments get rid of acne than nits. You can actually SEE pimples, at least. Hopefully knitting will resume in a few days. addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cassknits.com%2F2010%2F10%2Ffamily%2Fumm-nope%2F'; addthis_title = 'umm%2C+nope'; addthis_pub = ''; Nothing to say here 26. October 2010 Knitting Cass 0 comments document imaging software to email me a clean bill of health. But no, the show must go on. addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cassknits.com%2F2010%2F10%2Ffiber%2Fknitting%2Fnothing-to-say-here%2F'; addthis_title = 'Nothing+to+say+here'; addthis_pub = '';

85. Dulle Griet A Philadelphia graduate student s blog about knitting and knit design. Since 2008 01. http://dullegriet.wordpress.com/

Home About My Patterns! Dulle Griet the knitting adventures of mad meg Feeds: Posts Comments Itching for fall September 13, 2009 by dullegriet Posted in Uncategorized Old and new. September 6, 2009 by dullegriet - Year old Knitterly Thing Tacky Witch Sock pattern = new technicolor socks.  I just received a Cheveron Mitten Love kit Posted in Uncategorized home coming August 31, 2009 by dullegriet Not bad, right? So, look at the socks while I fill you in on the deets: The pattern is Treetop Socks To celebrate our move to Baltimore I baked the always much appreciated donut muffins.  This time I filled them with black raspberry jam.  I was thinking that peach butter would taste great with these, but the only recipes I could come up with were for a peach jam spread, which is not at all what I want.  I was imagining more of a proper butter- sweet, with bits of peach in it.  Any ideas? Posted in Uncategorized July 10, 2009 by dullegriet 3- Eating more pancakes on Fridays.  I recently stumbled across a fantastic recipe , and making it lactose-intolerant friendly made it even more delicious.  I used almond milk instead of regular milk, and it made the lightest, sweetest pancakes imaginable.  Yum. 4- Using the blueberries I pick to make blueberry cake with peanut butter frosting, blueberry pie, and jam.

86. Knit 2 Par 3 Denise from Hoboken NJ, USA blogs about her craft (knitting) and her new sport (golf). Since 2006 04. http://whengolfinterferes.blogspot.com

var BL_backlinkURL = "http://www.blogger.com/dyn-js/backlink_count.js";var BL_blogId = "26528579"; Knit 2 Par 3 Tuesday, October 27, 2009 I've Moved Yes, my new blog is up and you can find it here. posted by Denise @ 11:34 PM 0 comments links to this post Wednesday, September 23, 2009 Le Fin Gentle Reader: farewell for now. After almost 4 years and almost 400 posts I'm closing the virtual book on Knit 2 Par 3. I think I've said just about everything that can be said about these two things in the same sentence, and I'm ready to move on. I will be taking a little break, but I'll be back with another blog about knitting and something else If you have this site bookmarked, don't delete it and if you have one of those feeds, just leave it where it is. I will post the address of the new site once I get it up and running. Thank you from the bottom of my stash basket for your readership. Denise posted by Denise @ 7:03 PM 3 comments links to this post Sunday, September 20, 2009 Sweater Weather The fall is my favorite time of year: walking out the door on the way to work and thinking: hmm, I could use a sweater today. Or a pair of woolly socks. Or a decent place to get a cup of coffee by my office, or car service to work every day. But I digress.

87. To Knit Is Divine › My Random Ramblings About Knitting And Whatever Else Comes Ottawa, Canada knitter writes about her knitting projects, love of yarn, and offers some tips and free patterns. Since 2006 07. http://toknitisdivine.ca/

My random ramblings about knitting and whatever else comes to mind Skip to content Make mine removable Sunday, June 1, 2008 Thanks for all of the lovely comments yesterday. I am indeed recovering, albeit much slower than I would like. Now that the pain is gone, I want to be all better right now. But I am not. And I must just accept that and give it time. I especially enjoyed the comment from Linda, wherein she suggested that my next knitting project could be this Filed in General Comments (21) Oh, the gall Saturday, May 31, 2008 The only problem during my trip was that I came down with a nasty cold and cough. I was sick the last few days of the trip so I missed out on some of the fun (like dolphin watching) and the trip home was pretty miserable. I pity the poor people who sat next to me on the fights. I could barely go 20 minutes without coughing. Once I returned home, I was still sick for a few more days, until I finally started to recuperate. Two weeks ago, on the Victoria Day long weekend, I spent the Saturday at the Sheep Shearing Festival, knitting with some other members of the Ottawa Knitting Guild. Afterwards, I went out for dinner with Nancy and Lisa. All in all, it was a lovely day. And the last lovely day I would have for a while. A quick aside for a little back story – a couple of years ago I had this pain three times. Once in Ottawa (though it didn't last very long) and twice while travelling (once on the plane, and the pain was so intense I told the flight attendant, who paged for a doctor, and once in Nairobi where I was attending a conference at the UN offices, so I saw the doctor at the UN clinic). Both of those doctors (and the friend I was with when I had the very first attack) said it sounded like gallstones. When I returned from that last trip, I saw my doctor and he agreed from the way I described the pain that it sounded like gallstones. He ordered an abdominal ultrasound. When it came back, it showed nothing in the gallbladder. Then, about two months ago, I had an ultrasound for another reason. When my doctor saw the report, he said "you know you have gallstones, right?"

88. Knitting Forums: Message Boards Where Knitters Gather And Gab Message boards for knitters to discuss knitting related topics. http://www.knittingforums.com

Welcome to the Knitting Forums Message boards for knitters to talk about knitting related topics. FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Links Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in NOTICE: If you are using a free email account such as Hotmail, Yahoo, etc. Please check your Bulk or Spam folders for Emails from these forums. It appears as though some of these free email systems are flagging MANY legitimate emails from not only this system but many other websites around the internet as Spam. You must be a registered user to post messages on the Knitting Forums. You are welcome to browse the forums as much as you like. In order to post messages, please take a short moment to register . It only takes a minute to join our online knitting community! If you are a registered user, you may login to post. The time now is Sun Nov 14, 2010 9:04 pm Knitting Forums Forum Index View unanswered posts Forum Topics Posts Last Post General Announcements Here you will find any announcements from the Administrators or Moderators of the Knitting Forums. Moderator LoriKnits Legendary Coach Bo S...

89. Knitting, Knitting Forum, Knitting Forums, Knitting Chat Room, Knitting Websites A forum, a few free patterns and answers to knitting technique questions. http://www.knittinghaven.com

Sock Blockers Your handknit socks will dry perfectly shaped. Affordable. The Knitting Haven Shop Come chat with us. We'd love to meet you. The Parlor Welcome Knitters! We've been waiting for you to join us. Love to knit, but fall in a rut and make the same thing over and over? Sometimes we just need encouragement to expand our skill. My hope is this site will allow us to share the joys and frustrations of knitting in our Parlor. There are folks just waiting in there to meet you. If you've been looking for a great knitting chat room, you have found it. I encourage you to make a cup of tea and visit with us. You will meet a lot of talented and friendly knitters to chat with. The Parlor has a tremendous directory of on line-stores and help sites Take a look and enjoy a chat while you're there. I think sharing knitting techniques that work for us is a great mentoring experience. I know I struggle now and then with something that just doesn't look right and really benefit from other knitter's advice. I am really passionate about building a strong, close community in the Parlor.

90. Free Beginner To Advanced Knitting Patterns Blog with free beginner to advanced patterns. http://www.knitting2008.blogspot.com

Wednesday, November 10, 2010 Share a Square 2010 SHELLY NEEDS YOUR HELP All they ask for are 6 inch squares . They can be granny squares or any other pattern They need 80 squares per blanket and they need to make 150 blankets. 12,000 SQUARES ARE NEEDED . As of today she only has 2,900 squares. WHY? She wants to give 1 blanket to each child that attends a camp...for 3 camps actually. It's a camp for children that have cancer. You can make 1 or 150. They need it by end of December 2010 ****JUST ANNOUNCED SHE IS MOVING DEADLINE TO APRIL 1ST, 201**1 . If you or anyone can help please follow the links below HERE IS THE LINK TO HER WEBSITE HERE IS THE LINK TO HER FACEBOOK PAGE Thanks Heather Posted by Heather at 11:13 AM 0 comments Links to this post Labels: 6 inch granny square 6 inch squares knitting charity military crochet charity Friday, June 18, 2010 Go to My Crochet Pattern Blog **Available for Purchase** Certain items are available for purchase, custom made, to suit your needs. To see which designs are available you can click on the button above or just go to heatherg23.etsy.com

91. Home | TKGA Hosts chat rooms, knitting conferences, and publishes Cast-On magazine. http://www.tkga.com/

We have just the group IF you who want to connect with other knitters.... JOIN The Knitting Guild Association - a great group to tip your needles to! Follow the collective clicking ... come, join us! 10,000 knitters are onto something - you can be too! TKGA, with over 10,000 members, is the largest knitting association in America and a starting point for knitters searching for new ideas, products, markets, patterns and fellow knitters who share the excitement of knitting. Join the TKGA family ... there's no better time than NOW! Send your eager needles to the maibox for your Cast On magazine and search online member-only resources. Whether you're a Master Knitter or among the thousands who are "just getting their needles wet," we have something for you Once you belong, we believe your needles will want to stay for their knitting life! It's easy to join . One year of individual membership is only $30 and includes Cast On magazine and more! Knit Along With Us! Become a TKGA member, today! TKGA seeks to advance creativity, knowledge and the quality of workmanship in knitting though education and communication.

92. Welcome To The Windy City Knitting Guild Membership organization which encourages and fosters knitting in the Chicago area. http://www.windycityknittingguild.com/

J Windy City Knitting Guild Home About WCKG / Join Us Contact Us Upcoming Events ... Member Section Help! I use but I do not get email blasts. Click for assistance NEEDED: Volunteers for 2010 Meetings WCKG Elections Get yourself on the board! Find out how Elections at November meeting. Lucy Neatby returns Nov 19! Registration open for everyone December Brown Bag Gift Exchange Learn Details NEEDED: Volunteers for 2010 Meetings Next meeting: Tuesday, Nov 16 , 6:45 - 8:55 pm. Holiday party and elections. A list of future monthly programs is available on our WCKG Events page. Next board meeting: First Tuesday of every month. Contact Joan Ambo for agenda and location. Next program committee meeting: Interested in joining? Contact Tina Stevens for details. Newsy Bits It takes a (Knitted) Village Amazing wooly village in England Yarn makes the Wall Street Journal in the article A Gripping Yarn Wonder about the Master Knitter program?

93. Barbara Kerr Knits Examples and class schedule of a designer and teacher specializing in patchwork knitting. http://www.barbarakerrknits.com/

94. Free Knitting Lessons. Provides lessons for beginners. http://www.houghtonavenue.com/knitting-lessons.html

95. Knitting Basics Includes illustrated instructions and tips for beginning knitters. http://www.bhg.com/crafts/knitting/basics/

Subscribe Give a Gift FREE Newsletters Subscribe ... Holidays NEW: Celebrate the Holidays iPad App BHG.com Crafts Basics better_homes_115:http://www.bhg.com/crafts/knitting/basics/ Knitting Basics What the beginner needs to know about knitting. Features in Basics Knitting Basics Knitting 101 Knitting 102 A Basic Knitting Toolkit Common Knitting and Crochet Abbreviations Yarn 10 Eco-Friendly Yarns You'll Love Felting Kidswear Wearables ... Clothing All Topics in Crafts Beads Crafts for Your Home Crafts Storage Embroidery ... Weddings Newsletters Free Newsletter! Are you always looking for fresh and fun craft ideas? Sign up for my free e-newsletter and every week you'll get crafty tips and projects to try! Sarah Hall, Crafts Editor Special Tools Weddings Get inspired with our creative wedding ideas. Share Your Crafts Show off your crafts projects in our photo gallery. Make a Photo Invite Add a personal photo to your party invitations. BHG Photo Contest For You, Mommy!

96. Mason-Dixon Knitting Pictures and descriptions of the knitting projects of two friends. http://www.masondixonknitting.com/

"The Nation's Leading Bi-Regional Knitting Blog" Ann's husband • "Kay sure is wasting a lot of time on this" Kay's husband Found Objects Previously: Visuals archive list. November 11, 2010 Send It Out Dear Ann, There is a genteel school of crafting that I associate almost exclusively with needlepoint. A nice lady, leaning on a velvet-backed cushion and wearing half-glasses, spends pleasant hours filling up a canvas with pretty wool stitches in a delightful design. When it's time for the tedious business of making it into a velvet-backed cushion with a zipper, she blithely "sends it out." I know someone who does this with her knitting. She only enjoys two parts of the process: the part where you are knitting, and the part where you are wearing a beautiful handknit sweater. For the bit in the middle-where you ease sleeves into armholes and all that messshe "sends it out." Since "sending it out" is not in the sod-busting, string-saving DNA I inherited from my foremoms, I generally do the whole process of my needlecrafts myself, and take the consequences. Make do and mend! Keep calm and carry on! Those shoulders will stop looking like that after you've worn it for a few years! But when it came to quilting, I quickly realized that I couldn't do it alone. Or that I couldn't do it alone all the time. Quilts are big. Machine-quilting them is ideally done with a very large, very expensive machine, by a person skilled in its operation. For me, piecing a top is always a fun part, handquilting is sometimes a fun part (depending on mood and size of quilt), and sewing on a binding is always a deliriously fun part. But the part where you make a quilt sandwich, tape it down to the floor, or the ping pong table, and try to baste it so that it doesn't pucker or shift during the quilting-you can have that part. I don't care for it, my back

97. Welcome To StefanieJapel.com Pictures and posts about her knitting projects. http://www.glampyre.com/

Sign-up for the newsletter Every so often, you'll get an email update on events and information about my new patterns and products. I try to keep these to a minimum, but if at any time you decide to unsubscribe it's easy! Just click on the link at the bottom of any email. Violet This sweater is worked in the round from the top down with no seaming. Front and back are worked separately for a few inches after the sleeve caps are bound off. The sweater is designed to grow with your child. As she grows, remove one or more of the under arm button bands to create a deeper armhole. Unhem l purl ridge at a time as you need more length at the bottom of the sweater. Learn More Visit Shop Starting October 19, 2010 Converting Flat Patterns to Circular Knits Starting November 30, 2010 Design Your Own Shawl Ongoing Self-Guided classes will include: Fitted Raglan Shawl Class UPcycled Tshirt Yarn Class Design Your Own Shawl Class *Self-guided classes contain the same video and PDF content as regular classes but do not offer live online support. Questions are answered within 24 hours. View Workshop Calendar email: info@stefaniejapel.com

98. And She Knits Too! Commenting on her projects and news. http://acunningplan.typepad.com/

And She Knits Too! Running Update: Shameless self-pity edition Hear for Life [warning: self pity begins] magic bag [self pity ends] At least the Halloween candy is almost gone. November 09, 2010 in Exercise Sports Permalink Comments (6) ... Halloween Tweens And the more eerie version: November 02, 2010 in Fun Home and Hearth Kids Permalink ... Rhinebeck postbetter late than never As is my usual way of doing things, I went straight to the Briar Rose There was no other yarn, but I did buy some fibre. 8oz of Into the Whirled BFL superwash in Connundrum (great colour name). 4oz of Merino Superwash from Fiber Optics in Black Coffee I also bought a ton of Got Soap There was one more purchase, though it was paid for in July. October 28, 2010 in Rhinebeck Permalink Comments (3) The Nicest Thing I've Ever Knit I have so much to talk about, but all of it is overshadowed by my glorious, finished, awesome, warm, lovely, soft, glowing Swedish Heartwarmer Shawl. Thanks to Emily for taking the photos at Rhinebeck (I will post about that this weekend). I felt like a knitting rock star while at Rhinebeck. And the ladies at

99. Ravelry - A Knit And Crochet Community Ravelry is a community site, an organizational tool, and a yarn pattern database for knitters and crocheters. http://www.ravelry.com/

username: password: I forgot Log in remember me Enter your email address and we'll send a reminder remind me Join now! Ravelry is a free site for knitters and crocheters. Home About Us Advertising Mini-Mart ... Privacy Ravelry has registered users. have been on during the last month.

100. Carolinas Machine Knitters Guild Newsletter with patterns, tips, and events and workshop listings. http://www.carolinasmkg.com/

CAROLINAS MACHINE KNITTERS GUILD HOME ABOUT JOIN KNITTERNOTES ... EVENTS Welcome! The Carolinas Machine Knitters Guild requires a paid membership for access to the group list and newsletter. The purpose of the Carolinas Machine Knitters Guild is to inspire the members of the guild and the machine knitting community at large. Originating in North and South Carolina, we've grown to include people from all over the United States, Canada and Europe. We offer a monthly newsletter with patterns, hints and tips, and machine information. We also have an active group list where we discuss knitting projects, problems, and ideas. Sponsor Ads are welcome in the newsletter. All levels of machine knitters are welcome! Our members use Bond, Brother, Passap, Singer, Studio, Silver Reed, Knit King, and other machines, with and without garter carriaages, ribbers, and other accessories. Plastic, Metal, you name it, anything with a carriage. Some make dishrags, and some make coutoure... One of the Guild Highlights has been the Machine Knitting Contest Information and Pictures from each year of the contest are listed in the table below. Please have a look at the knits created by the members of the Guild.

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