I was working on the Shifting Sands scarf, but decided that I didn’t want to waste all that yummy yarn on really long scarf ends. So I decided to make the Shifting Sands scarf on the short side, and use the remaining yarn to make a Bristol Neck Warmer.
Both are finished, but the Shifting Sands [...]
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For the SLC SnB’s 4th anniversary, we did a one-skein swap. Anything you wanted to make, as long as it only took one skein of yarn. That might be a chunky 50-yard skein, or a laceweight yarn with hundreds of yards - your choice.
For my swap item, I created a neckwarmer. I’ve written up the [...]
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I finally got around to writing up my “Trick Pony” socks as a pattern. These are the socks that I made when I took Susan’s “Create Your Own Sock” class. I’m tellin’ ya — if you ever have a chance to take a class from Susan, it’s time and money well spent.
Get the free pattern [...]
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The free pattern for my Vining Wristwarmers is available here in PDF format.This pattern is made available free for personal, not-for-profit use only.The wristwarmers are made with 1/2 skein of Black Pearl Yarns cashmere, using size US3 DPN’s.
Edited 10/22/2007 to add: An error was in one of the prior versions of the pattern, and was [...]
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I happened across Faye’s Beer Bracelet pattern while I was knitting one of the many incarnations of my Espresso scarf. I crocheted one for myself using her pattern - it uses a really interesting linked treble stitch.
I decided that I just had to knit one to match the scarf, and include it with the swap. [...]
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