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IMAG0458 | CreativeWhimsy
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A blog about one person's creative attempts. Kitchener Stitch Cheat Sheet. Turning a Sock Heel (Cheat Sheet). December 9, 2012. At 1895 × 1413. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Basic Sock Pattern | CreativeWhimsy
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A blog about one person's creative attempts. Kitchener Stitch Cheat Sheet. Turning a Sock Heel (Cheat Sheet). CreativeWhimsy’s Basic Sock Pattern. This pattern is for use with sock yarn (fingering weight), 27-32 sts per 4 inches. The self patterning yarn seems to need increments of 4 stitches so that’s what we will be using. Needle size: 2.75 mm ( 2 US ), set of 4 double pointed needles (dpns). Cast on 64 sts. Split between three needles and join in the round. Options: Rib 1: K1,P1. Rib 2: K2,P2. The Par...
IMAG0454 | CreativeWhimsy
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A blog about one person's creative attempts. Kitchener Stitch Cheat Sheet. Turning a Sock Heel (Cheat Sheet). December 11, 2012. At 2170 × 1485. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Turning a Sock Heel (Cheat Sheet) | CreativeWhimsy
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A blog about one person's creative attempts. Kitchener Stitch Cheat Sheet. Turning a Sock Heel (Cheat Sheet). Turning a Sock Heel (Cheat Sheet). Once the heel flap has been knitted long enough (personal preference reigns here)…. RS) Knit across to 1/2 the number of stitches 2, Sl 1 K1 psso, K1. WS) Sl 1, P5, P2tog, P1. RS) Sl1, Knit to 1 stitch short of gap, Sl1 (before gap), K1 (after gap) psso, K1. WS) Sl1, Purl to 1 stitch short of gap, P2tog (bridging gap), P1*. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. To hubby f...
Newfoundland Mitts Revisited | CreativeWhimsy
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A blog about one person's creative attempts. Kitchener Stitch Cheat Sheet. Turning a Sock Heel (Cheat Sheet). Warm Adult sized mittens. A Traditional Design rewritten by CreativeWhimsy. Worsted weight yarn. set of 4 double pointed needles 3mm. The needle size is a general guideline for these mitts. The Briggs and Little Heritage was a tight knit with the 3mm needles (almost too tight for knitting but I used the 3mm needles because that is what the original pattern said! Gauge for the sample:. Knit the pa...
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The Fibre Snot: August 2008
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Endlessly searching for the softest, most beautiful yarn that the knitting world has to offer! Sunday, August 31, 2008. Any ideas on this? Usually I'm a big fan of organization, but the stash is always out of control! I've got bags, baskets, bins, totes, shelves, closets.There must be a better way! Since that fateful day, I've been a Fibre Snot. I love fibre.all kinds.wool, alpaca, cotton, llama, silk, cashmere (who doesn't? I've never been so in love with an inanimate object! We'll see how it goes. ...
The Fibre Snot: September 2008
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Endlessly searching for the softest, most beautiful yarn that the knitting world has to offer! Saturday, September 27, 2008. The Christmas Rush Begins! Christmas project #1: (Those who think they may be receiving my fabulous knit gifts should avert their eyes now! I'm using OnLine Supersocke Cotton in Summer Colour 1043. I really like this yarn and recently finished a pair for myself! Hopefully I'll finish this one tomorrow and start its mate! Only 87 days until Christmas Eve! Maybe I've started in time.
The Fibre Snot: Done!
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Endlessly searching for the softest, most beautiful yarn that the knitting world has to offer! Saturday, December 20, 2008. 2 pairs of mens' socks: done. 3 pairs of ladies' socks: done. Assorted mini socks for the Christmas tree: done. 1 silk lace scarf: almost done. And not a moment to spare! Christmas starts tomorrow with my family, while Hubbo's family starts showing up Christmas Eve. Picking up my yarn parcel at the post office is a story in itself! After about 45 minutes, it's my turn and I hand the...
The Fibre Snot: December 2008
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Endlessly searching for the softest, most beautiful yarn that the knitting world has to offer! Saturday, December 20, 2008. 2 pairs of mens' socks: done. 3 pairs of ladies' socks: done. Assorted mini socks for the Christmas tree: done. 1 silk lace scarf: almost done. And not a moment to spare! Christmas starts tomorrow with my family, while Hubbo's family starts showing up Christmas Eve. Picking up my yarn parcel at the post office is a story in itself! After about 45 minutes, it's my turn and I hand the...
The Fibre Snot: November 2008
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Endlessly searching for the softest, most beautiful yarn that the knitting world has to offer! Saturday, November 29, 2008. Sunday, November 23, 2008. I just purchased Dream in Color Smooshy sock yarn from Simply Socks Yarn Company. I've been drooling over this stuff since someone used it in a sweater pattern on Craftster. Here are the colours:. Of course I also had to order some Lorna's Laces, which I've been eyeballing for YEARS! Images courtesy of the SSYC website). Hope it come soon!
january – the bringer of new things | cosymakes
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Knit spin. dye. design. teach. Skip to primary content. January – the bringer of new things. January 15, 2007. Lapland mittens – fini! Originally uploaded by cosymakes. Lapland mittens by marcia lewandowski. Brown- recycled j crew sweater wool. Pink/peach- my hand dyed thrifted wool. Make yourself at home. feel free to try on the handknits. This entry was posted in knitting. 10 thoughts on “ january – the bringer of new things. January 15, 2007 at 11:54 pm. These mittens are beautiful ;). Leave a Reply C...
The Fibre Snot: Aaaaahhhhhh!
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Endlessly searching for the softest, most beautiful yarn that the knitting world has to offer! Saturday, November 29, 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Yarns I'm Stalking Online. Dream in Color Smooshy. Fleece Artist Sea Silk. Simply Sock Yarn Company. Why Would You Knit That?
two bite cookie dough pretzels. | joyeux cuisine
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A blog about good food, family, friends, and life. Laquo; blueberry coffee cake. Hello again with rhubarb bars. Two bite cookie dough pretzels. On January 31, 2014. Well Hello there. It’s been awhile huh. Allow me to re-introduce myself. My name is Joy. I like food and music and knitting and cats. And I used to write on this blog. And now I’m back! With exciting news and a recipe. Because I owe you that much. One of our wonderful engagement pictures. Well That’s really all the exciting things that ...
joybyard | joyeux cuisine
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A blog about good food, family, friends, and life. It really feels like fall today (until later when it’ll be really hot…of course). There’s a chill in the air and apparently there is football now? Let’s hope fall comes really quickly! Happy cooking, friends! Recipe adapted from lovely life. 1 15 ounce can each black beans, pinto beans, and kidney beans. 1 28 ounce can diced tomatoes (or 2 14.5 ounce cans). 1 6 ounce can tomato paste. 3 Tablespoons chili powder. 1 Tablespoon garlic powder. Summer is wind...
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Friday, February 3, 2017. I'm happy to announce that I have two board books out with Scholastic! They come in English and in Spanish/English. I had so much fun illustrating them. Board books are my favorite format. These titles are only available to teachers. Cuddle Time Nursery Rhymes: The Itsy Bitsy Spider. English: Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. Spanish/English: Estrellita, ¿dónde estás? I mostly post to Instagram. These days. Hope to see you there. Posted by Laura Zarrin. Saturday, July 9, 2016.
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Too many projects, too little time. Are you a distracted artist? I sure am. I love to create, but don't stay focused on any one craft long enough to become an expert at it. I love to dabble a little in everything. When it comes to the arts and crafts world, you name it, I've tried it. And if I haven't tried it yet, then it's just a matter of time. Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you everywhere.
CreativeWhimsy | A blog about one person's creative attempts
A blog about one person's creative attempts. Kitchener Stitch Cheat Sheet. Turning a Sock Heel (Cheat Sheet). Noro, A Love Hate Thing. Love is not perfect. Let me be totally clear. I love. But like any other relationship, it has its ups and downs. The thing I love most about Noro yarns is the beautiful colours; the gradual evolution of the colours and the length of the repeats. Here are a few examples of the projects I have made with lovely Noro Yarns. Next is my Mitred Crosses Blanket. Noro Kureyon felt...
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No matter where you are, No matter what you’re doing, You can be Creative in your own way. Wednesday, November 24, 2010. Links to this post. Saturday, May 8, 2010. Wishing all those Mothers a Happy Mothers Day! To all those Mommies may your day be blessed with love,. Hugs, and remembering you are indeed special. Without Mother's love,. No one would know what unconditional love truely is! Links to this post. Friday, May 22, 2009. Hope for Sweet Emma Benefit. This little girl, needs some help! If anyone wi...
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A Celebration of Creative Food and Thinking in Portland, Oregon. By Judiaann Woo. Photography by Gregor Halenda. It was an evening to remember. Last month, iSi brought together some of Portland, Oregon’s finest culinary talents for a one-night-only, exclusive dinner celebrating the fresh flavors and fresh thinking of the Pacific Northwest. PDX Innovator and host chef José Chesa plates his course at Chesa. Korean and Jamaican flavors compliment this foam-topped cocktail by Michelle Ruocco of Han Oak.
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