Posted in knitting, tagged knitting patterns, my knitting patterns, patterns, ravelry on September 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve gotten some emails and comments about the downloadable patterns on the pattern page. *scratches head* I’m not sure what the issue is at this point, but I will find out! If you can’t get onto Ravelry to download the patterns, hold tight! I will have a solution soon.
Update:
The Eclipse Socks Pattern is [...]
Posted in knitting, tagged breaking dawn, eclipse sock knitting pattern, eclipse sock pattern, eclipse socks, knit eclipse socks, knit twilight socks, knitting twilight, new moon, stephenie meyer, the twilight saga, twilight, twilight knit sock patterns, twilight knitting patterns on September 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
These socks were inspired by the cover of the book Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer, the third in the Twilight Saga.
You will knit both socks in black with a red cuff, toe and heel. The ribbon and any other added details are all added later. You have lots of options with this pattern too. The ribbon [...]
Posted in knitting, tagged back to knitting, blood promise tour, cowl, i love richelle mead, knitting, mkl cowl, richelle mead tour, sweater knitting on August 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I got pretty caught up in my 52 in 52 challenge this year and pretty disuaded by almost all of my knitting projects. I’m trying to get back in the saddle with an easy peasy MKL Cowl by my girl Rilana. The cowl is actually for Richelle Mead whom I’ll be seeing in person on [...]
Posted in knitting, tagged cross stitching, mario, firefly, firefly quotes, super mario, x-stitch on August 9, 2009 | 7 Comments »
Been committing craft adultery. I haven’t been knitting. I’ve been cross stitching. More to come soon I’m sure!
So what is that? It’s a quote from Joss Whedon’s show, “Firefly” with Mario and Yoshi. I suppose if you’re a fellow Brown Coat you know what it means. If not… get thee to [...]
Posted in knitting, tagged dyed yarn, flash your stash, flash your stash 2009, knit picks, look at my yarn!, lots of yarn, my yarn, yarn, yarn stash, yarnies on April 1, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Look at all that gorgeous yarn… notice the distinct lack of yellow yarn?? Totally weird. I guess I should look into more of that color. And clearly I don’t need any more blue or pink. Ever. I think there’s enough there to last me for years…
I also took a non artsy-fartsy one with it all [...]
Posted in knitting on February 19, 2009 | 4 Comments »
I finished my fabulous Noro scarf last night!! I used one skein of each color so its a bit shorter than I usually like, but it works fine at keeping my neck warm! The colors turned out gorgeous! I want to make more of them!
Posted in knitting on February 1, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I’ve gotten past about half the ribbing I need for the rest of the body. Isn’t it super cute?! I don’t know how much ribbing I’ll add to the neckline because I like where it is right now. Still debating on the sleeve length… Its a full length sleeve in the pattern but I like [...]
Posted in knitting on January 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
There’s information on my other blog about a contest to win a free Green Bottle. It’s a stainless steel water bottle. Uber cool.
Posted in knitting, tagged knitting, Crochet, glampyre, sweater, v neck sweater, cozy v neck sweater, gauge, swatching, addi turbos, wool of the andes, patons classic wool, fitted knits, cozy v-neck sweater with deep ribbing, zombie army, crochet zombie army, noodle needles, amigurumi on January 24, 2009 | 1 Comment »
In less than a week, I went from that….
To this…
It’s the Cozy V-Neck Sweater from Fitted Knits by Stefanie Japel.
This sweater is even easier than her One Skein Wonder pattern (of which I have made several, several shrugs.) The increases are insanely easy and I’m surprised I’ve gotten this far into it without getting bored. [...]
Posted in knitting, tagged blue, heather, knitting, knitty, mkl cowl, noro, noro striped scarf, patterns, pink, ravelry, sweater, twilight, v-neck pullover on January 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Look, my third MKL Cowl. There’s just something about this cowl that I adore. Its deceptively simple, it drapes wonderfully and cowls aren’t fussy like scarves. Plus its cotton, which makes it oh so soft. I intend to make more of these. Lots more.
Oh Noros, why did you both have to go green at the [...]
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