It’s my crocheted steek. I’m going to machine stitch it too, but I still wanted to do the crochet so it would have a nice edge. I wanted to use a lighter-weight yarn for the steek. The yarn I used is KnitPicks Telemark in Brass Heather. It has little flecks of red mixed in with [...]
Read: Whazzat?
I’m finished with the yoke, and ready to start the steeking process. Well, maybe I’ll weave the underarms and all of the loose threads first.
Not that I’m stalling or anything. Ahem. It’s just that I’d like to admire it a bit before I start major surgery.
Read: Finished the Yoke!
ETA: Deleted and reposted, fixing some HTML code that might have been causing Ravelry’s feed to barf.
I’m almost finished with the yoke on the EPS cardigan - just a few more rows to go. I’m very happy with the newer version. I was going to start the yoke patterning 1″ above the sleeve join, but [...]
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I went to a pot-luck dinner on Saturday, and tried to figure out what type of main dish to make that was vegetarian and that was either fast to make, or where the preparation could be done ahead of time.
I decided that this Make Ahead Breakfast Casserole fit the bill. True, it’s not vegetarian, but [...]
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My “Elegant Gauntlets” are finished, and I love them! I’ve been wearing them around the house since I finished them this morning. They’re nice and cozy, and a perfect fit.
Pattern: “Elegant Gauntlets” from “The Knitting Experience, Book Two: The Purl Stitch” by Sally Melville. The pattern was well-written, clear, and easy to follow. Ravelry [...]
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