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...Not Thinking about Cashmere
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Posts
KAL: Two Socks, One Week
- Post 1: This Idea I Have
- Post 2: Let's Do This Thing
- Post 3: Crazy Timelines
- Post 4: Yarn & Needles & Gauge
- Post 5: Download The Pattern
- Post 6: Video Tutorial: Magic Loop
- Post 7: Pattern Deconstruction 1.
- Post 8: Pattern Deconstruction 2.
- Post 9: Almost At the Start!
- Post 10: KAL Begins: Sock 1, Cuff/Ankle
- Post 11: Sock 1, Heel Flap
- Post 12: Sock 1, Turn the Heel
- Post 13: Sock 1, Set Up & Work Gusset
- Post 14: Sock 1, Working the Foot
- Post 15: Sock 1, Make The Toe, Graft It Closed
- Post 16: Let's Start Sock 2
- Post 17: Block Those Socks/Take a Bow
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Here am I...
...Not Thinking about Cashmere
But Enough About Me...
- K.Line
- Toronto, Canada
- Form/Function. Line/Curve. Safe/Risk. Art/Craft. Body/Mind. Fashion intersects these. It's how we express what is popular in what is personal. It's where intellect debates sex; where soft and hard duke it out. So much mystery underpins beautiful things. So much confidence rests upon them. Discuss.
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- Just Like Honey
- Heads Up
- This Was Not Stress Shopping...
- Xmas Knitting: And So it Begins
- Where Stress-Shopping Meets Stress-Busting
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Holly cow!
ReplyDeleteHoly sheep! :-)
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DeleteI love it!!
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DeleteNRK does things like that. Thay have also transmitted 8 hours of trainride (camera in front) from a remote trainroute to the northern parts of Norway with very pretty landscape. Very popular. Probably very relaxing to watch.
ReplyDeleteI would totally watch that train ride!
DeleteOh, I'd love to see this catch on to the extent that some of "their" favourite shows might get bumped by quarter-finals and semi-finals and some cup tournament or other. . . There are rules to hockey?
ReplyDeleteApparently there are rules. Theoretically. :-)
DeleteCompetitive knitting? I find that strange, I associate yarn arts with a sense of community rather than competition. Like my Nana's stitch & bitch group or our online communities. But... I suppose there are some serious knitting skills out there that deserve their own showcase.
ReplyDeleteI know but I love the sheep to finished garment element. That is a bit adrenaline-producing.
DeleteLOL - I'm a Canadian girl who doesn't know the rules of hockey. I don't even ... shh... don't tell anyone... like hockey and never watch it. Ever. I don't think I'd watch five hours of knitting either though. Hmm...
ReplyDeleteI am really glad to hear that I am not the only one! But I would watch this knitting - if only after taping it to fast-forward, as necessary.
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