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COMPULSION
Today I try to appease both my constituencies – stitchers and knitters. First, for the knitters, I make confession that I’ve been seduced. I recently came into possession of a true one-skein wonder,...
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FLAPPING ONWARD
The quick side trip to knitting is being just as quick as I thought. Here’s Wingspan (Angel Variant), finished and blocking out on some rubber mats on my dining room table: (Yet another traditional...
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TAKING FLIGHT
Playing with the Wingspan pattern here, I post progress. Wingspan #2 is almost finished. Mine is narrower than the original pattern – 75 stitches instead of 90; and has one extra point. Oh, and Swiss...
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LIKE WATCHING PAINT DRY
Mid-blocking. Waiting for her new Wingspan scarf to dry: Before blocking, and the op-art horror of pinning out on a checked ground: The actual color of this Zauberball Crazy is more like the two pinned...
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STEP FORWARD, STEP BACK
As you can probably tell by the off-the-end-of-the pier style of my knitting and stitching projects here, not everything is fully swatched, graphed out, or perfectly planned before it’s realized. This...
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LATTICE WINGSPAN VARIANT
LATE BREAKING UPDATE: The Lattice Wingspan Variant instructions are now available as an easy-to-download PDF, at the Knitting Patterns link, above. Another Wingspan. I’m trying to codify what I have...
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GALAXY OF WINGSPANS, MORE KOMBU
Where have I been? Busy, mostly. I’ve been getting our India-bound household goods shipment organized – buying what’s needful, and sorting the rest out from our domestic inventory. There are tons of...
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BLOCKING MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE
Compare. This is the same scarf. At the left, it’s fresh off the needles. On the right, it’s been through this torture: All lace benefits from a savage blocking. Is your Wingspan looking flabby?...
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COMPULSION
Today I try to appease both my constituencies – stitchers and knitters. First, for the knitters, I make confession that I’ve been seduced. I recently came into possession of a true one-skein wonder,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
FLAPPING ONWARD
The quick side trip to knitting is being just as quick as I thought. Here’s Wingspan (Angel Variant), finished and blocking out on some rubber mats on my dining room table: (Yet another traditional...
View ArticleClik here to view.
TAKING FLIGHT
Playing with the Wingspan pattern here, I post progress. Wingspan #2 is almost finished. Mine is narrower than the original pattern – 75 stitches instead of 90; and has one extra point. Oh, and Swiss...
View ArticleClik here to view.
LIKE WATCHING PAINT DRY
Mid-blocking. Waiting for her new Wingspan scarf to dry: Before blocking, and the op-art horror of pinning out on a checked ground: The actual color of this Zauberball Crazy is more like the two pinned...
View ArticleClik here to view.
STEP FORWARD, STEP BACK
As you can probably tell by the off-the-end-of-the pier style of my knitting and stitching projects here, not everything is fully swatched, graphed out, or perfectly planned before it’s realized. This...
View ArticleClik here to view.
LATTICE WINGSPAN VARIANT
LATE BREAKING UPDATE: The Lattice Wingspan Variant instructions are now available as an easy-to-download PDF, at the Knitting Patterns link, above. Another Wingspan. I’m trying to codify what I have...
View ArticleClik here to view.
GALAXY OF WINGSPANS, MORE KOMBU
Where have I been? Busy, mostly. I’ve been getting our India-bound household goods shipment organized – buying what’s needful, and sorting the rest out from our domestic inventory. There are tons of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
BLOCKING MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE
Compare. This is the same scarf. At the left, it’s fresh off the needles. On the right, it’s been through this torture: All lace benefits from a savage blocking. Is your Wingspan looking flabby?...
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