This is another prototype dishcloth that I’m working on for potential publication for the pattern. It uses right twists (RT) to create a cool line through the pattern that reminds me of willow branches.
Update, 2/18/08: I have one of these done in Westport, and I’m working on improving the pattern again so that RTs flow more nicely between wedges.
| Began | July 9, 2007 |
| Finished | Work in progress |
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| Edited | July 17, 2008 |
| Made for | prototype |
I really love this, every time I look at the pattern, I want to make it more. I think it would be soft and comfy and I love the tie. This pattern ended up being really good. I used the modified suggestion to make long sleeves, and even went about a 1/2” longer than the…
Cast on in train to Madrona! Top border: garter, 5” tall. Wedge: used for social knitting and did much further than necessary. slightly asymmetrical! Main section: began striping with the lavender yarn – 4 rows of lav, then 2 rows of main Bottom border: garter, 2 1/4” tall. striped with the lav yarn changing colors…
The Fort Vancouver Regional library is going to have an auction of an afghan made from practice squares from people in the library knit-in group. Many of the squares are just garter stitch, so I thought I’d add a few patterns in. I got a skein of Wool-ease and ear-marked it for this purpose. Float…
this isn’t the right base for the yarn I’m using, it’s not in rav tho. Basic Sock, 434yds, 75/25 merino nylon. for the Fiber and Dice #sushiquestkal using yarn inspired by the game Sushi Go! I used it as a #convokal where it got a lot of knitting during commuting and gaming.
Lining with dark fabric with a golden thread through it. Still need to make handles and sew them on.
I started out with size 7 needle and k1p1 knit and it was too dense so I switched to size 10 and it was perfect. I taught myself to knit continential with this scarf. When gifting this, I made a flower to tie it up, and that turned out very pretty.
