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Category Archives: Knitting
This Summer in the Crochet Corner
Back in the spring, D started a pale yellow garter stitch dishcloth, her first knitting project in years. It’s been so long, she couldn’t remember what item she last knit. Knowing that, I think she’s done very, very well! Did … Continue reading
Posted in Crochet Corner, Knitting, Weaving
Tagged Crochet Corner, knitting, potholder loom, weaving
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Production Report
Just because it’s been a looong time since I’ve written about the washcloths I knit for students in Haiti – last update was Dec. 4, 2014 – doesn’t mean I’ve stopped making them. It just means that I’m much better … Continue reading
Posted in Knitting, Washcloths and Towels
Tagged knitted washcloths, Washcloths for Haiti
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From Stash
22,000 other Ravelers have already knit a Clapotis, a free shawl/scarf pattern published in 2004. I guess this means I’m a little behind the fashion curve, but that’s nothing new. lol. There are now many versions to choose from, including … Continue reading
Posted in Knitting, Scarves and Cowls, Shawl
Tagged Clapochet, Clapotis, knitting, scarf, shawl, Uluru
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A Crochet Corner Update
N, who wanted to crochet booties so badly, has gone home – YAY! I’m so happy for her, but sad that I wasn’t able to get the revised pattern to her in time. Ellen said I should hang onto the … Continue reading
#15 thru 23 – Playing with Peach and Green
This batch of washcloths began with some donated Sugar ‘n Cream ‘Light Green’ and two hand-rolled balls of a very pretty peach/green/cream variegated. I’d already turned the missing ball into three pretty washcloths. The first two came out looking very … Continue reading
Posted in Knitting, Washcloths and Towels
Tagged 'Light Green', cotton, knitted washcloths, Sugar 'n Cream, washcloths
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Wishful Thinking
While considering which cotton yarn I would use for my next washcloth, I remembered the partial cone and skein of variegated cottons in this old photo of a tag sale haul, which I reused in an earlier washcloth post. The … Continue reading
#7 thru 10
This spring I found a ball of yellow and green cotton, (I think it’s Bernat Handicrafter ‘Key Lime Pie’.) at the new Sal’s. Considering that particular thrift store’s current yarn pricing of $2.99 for even partial skeins, I felt very … Continue reading
Purple Passion
Wouldn’t Purple Passion be a Great Name for a ripple? But, no, it’s the color name of the Phentex Craft Cotton that I picked next from my old stash. What a pretty washcloth! I like the way this stitch pattern … Continue reading
Posted in Knitting, Washcloths and Towels
Tagged 'Purple Passion', Phentex Craft Cotton, washcloths
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It’s Time to Burn Some Stash!
Cotton stash, that is. – I’m long overdue to use more of my worsted weight cottons. Back in 2011, I crocheted a few cotton shopping bags. I soon realized that I really prefer using fabric totes, so I donated these … Continue reading
Crafty Invites
Invite #1 – You may remember when I recently found this Big Bag of yarn waiting for me in the charity donation box at the library. I couldn’t help but share with the clerk at the checkout desk how I … Continue reading