Knitter’s Mindwipe
Well, I’ve started it three times now, but it is finally looking like a sweater. I’ll tell you about some modifications before I forget them entirely. Problem 1: I’m using…
50mm | iphoneographs | knitting | phoneography | travel
Just Campy
I love that this summer top was knit entirely in Utah. It will forever be associated with hoodoos and slot canyons in my mind. It’s Just Beachy by Emma Welford,…
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Nachtfalter
I had lots of notes about this knit but I’ve discovered ipad notes are not permanent and suddenly the only ones I have left on mine are a grocery list…
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A Guest Post and Vacation Instagrams
While the Summer Sweater Knitalong began with a bang I was far from home, and my fuzzy sweater yarn, camping in Utah. I was having a great time, but I…
I Watch Way Too Much TV
Though I may have knit some stylish things, that is due to my practical ability to follow directions from very stylish designers, not necessarily my trendiness. I am a practical…
Sort of New Tools
In the last year I’ve collected some new tools. You’ve probably had them, or something similar, in your knitting bag for ages, but they’re new to me so I thought…
50mm | knitting | linkage | thinking out loud
Big, Boxy Sweaters
As I consider what I want to knit for the Summer Sweater Knitalong, I keep coming back to big and boxy. I have some Reverie in Hawk that I bought…
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Possibilities
I won a beautiful skein of Duck Duck Wool Spellbreaker in the Project: Stash Por Moi Knitalong recently and have been faving all sorts of accessories on Ravelry as I…
This is Where I Go On and On About a Sweater
Two weeks, $24, and a little netflix for audio was all it took to make this Lady Bat sweater by Teresa Gregorio. It didn’t require any modifications or fiddling and…
One Bat Wing to Go
I thought doing a sweater pattern twice would be a little tedious, but I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how easy this has been. (one sleeve) The first Lady Bat was…