Thanks to youtube I learned today how to crochet a square from a circle. It's a kind of granny square. I had these odd balls which are bulky weight and was thinking what I could do with them. I think I might make a bag from couple of granny squares. I'm pretty excited and I find crocheting more portable than knitting.
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I can't believe I'm crocheting
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Posted by Deniss at 11:29 PM 4 comments
Labels: Crochet, crocheted bag, crocheted purse, granny square, granny squares, how to crochet, odd ball, odd balls, youtube
Knit Stitch in Eastern European Knitting style
Friday, May 09, 2008
Posted by Deniss at 2:00 PM 6 comments
Labels: eastern european knitting style, how to knit, knit stitch in eastern european knitting style
Purling in Eastern European Knitting Style
Posted by Deniss at 1:55 PM 4 comments
Labels: eastern european knitting style, purling
Roundabout Leaf Tank by Norah Gaughan from Knitting Nature book
Saturday, May 03, 2008
This is my first WIP (work in progress) after my return from Romania and my second project from Norah's book: Knitting Nature. The first project was Droplet Hat. The hat for a swap on Ravelry but I am making this lovely tank for myself.
I am using a Turkish yarn from Linate Okiteks, CotoLin Gold: 50% cotton and 50% acrylic. It was a true bargain as it's a discontinued yarn and the seller told me it was the last batch. I just adore the color: yellow peach, very close to the skin color.
My gauge/tension is 20 sts per 4'' with US 7/4.5 mm needle and I cast on for the smallest size.
My nickel plated KnitPicks interchangeble circular needles are perfect for this type of yarn.
Posted by Deniss at 9:42 AM 2 comments
Labels: discountinued yarns, droplet hat, knit picks, knitting blogs, knitting nature, norah gaughan, ravelry, roundabout leaf tank, tank, tank pattern
My favorite knitter THIS WEEK ...
Thursday, May 01, 2008
... is Katya because of her exquisite work: Cape Collar Jacket by Vladimir Teriokhin. It's a pattern design from Vogue Knitting magazine (pattern #16), Winter 2007/2008 issue. Vladimir Teriokhin is one of may favorite designers too. His beautiful designs are in every issue of VK.
Congratulations Katya! I always admire your work but this one drew my attention instantly.
Posted by Deniss at 8:03 AM 3 comments
Labels: bag knit pattern, Cape Collar Jacket, knitwear, ravelry, vk, vladimir teriokhin, vogue, vogue knitting, vogue knitting magazine issue winter 2007/2008




















