This was a delightful way to learn basic entrelac. I really like how it turned out, and the colors make me happy every time I wipe off the counter.
| Began | July 12, 2007 |
| Finished | March 1, 2007 |
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| Edited | July 12, 2007 |
| Pattern URL | Garterlac Dishcloth by 1461 |
| Made for | me |
Started with a square double stranded in seed stitch. Picked up stitches all the way around and started a meshy stitch. Decreased and added a few stockingette rows and an eyelet row in case I wanted a drawstring half way up. More mesh and then handles at the top. Finished knitting 3/15, still need to…
I found some self-striping yarn in my stash to join in on the Stockinette Zombie’s self-striping knit along for 2022. Using yarn that had previously been a shawl that didn’t work great for me! And then, being me, I’ve been expanding the shawl to be bigger based on how much yarn I have left.
using the lace from the low tide cardi to make a necklace length cowl to wrap around as many times as there is yarn. I had half a skein left after the low tide, and I love how the Madelinetosh TML shows off in this stitch.
started for knitting during my 20th HS reunion. set aside for other obligation knitting during May. Submitting for the Whatcha Swatchin podcast Oldest Anything KAL because it was my oldest Socks that Rock in my stash from my very first visit to OFFF. Submitting along with my other Zombie Knitpocalypse entries since the heel is…
This lovely fiber was gifted by my friend Whitney. Spun on Wanda, my Hansen Minispinner Preparation end to end Construction chain ply Weight Worsted Grist WPI
