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Long knit stitch columns form wide triangle motifs in the reverse stockinette stitch of this boatneck pullover. Released as part of Knitscene, Fall 2013. Available here for $5.50.
This gallery contains 3 photos.
Long knit stitch columns form wide triangle motifs in the reverse stockinette stitch of this boatneck pullover. Released as part of Knitscene, Fall 2013. Available here for $5.50.
…when the yarn at my fingertips
does finally decide to be what i want it to be,
sometimes things like this,
and this,
and this happen.
top pic courtesy of clotheshorse.
next two pics courtesy of knitscene.
soundtrack of the day brought to you by lori mckenna
“my life is pieces of paper
that i’ll get back to later to tell you a story…”
notes
letters
doodles
receipts
bulletins
patterns
sketches
yarn tags
directions
postcards
valentines
magazines
green grass through snow
sweet reckless hope,
and baby i know
what matters
the most.”
eye candy created by esther of jazzturtle.
2.5 hours alone in the van to think and breathe courtesy of all this knitscene fun.
planning to leave
wednesday morning,
but decide
to head out early
attempting
to outrun yet another
incoming snow.
with a fresh 3 inches
on the ground
we face ‘helga’ due south
and hit the gas.
hard.
the following ‘soundtrack of the day’ brought to you by lucy, and good ol’ charlie brown:
[lucy]
and way up there the little stars and planets
make the rain that falls in showers
and when it’s cold and winter is upon us
the snow comes up! just like the flowers!
[cb]
now lucy, i know that’s wrong.
snow does not come up, it comes down.
[lucy]
after it comes up the wind blows it around so
it looks like it’s coming down but actually
it comes up out of the ground like grass!
it comes up charlie brown!
snow comes up!
[cb]
oh good grief!
‘ground’ taken from 3:19 in genesis.
‘little known facts’ from the musical ‘you’re a good man, charlie brown’.
sts on the road: final rnds of the new ‘tamarisk’ in the photo. in test knitting now.
(quirkily: def: done in a quirky way, odd, unusual)
if not, i’m cold
all over.
ugh.
so i designed this vest
with a front piece that wraps
around to snuggle the bare skin
between the tips of my hair and the top of my t-shirt.
it’s not meant to close in the front,
think of it like a scarf
with a racerback
rather than a cardi
without any
sleeves to speak of.
i think
it’s the striping
that really kicks
it into overdrive.
‘pur’,
or noro,
any bulky,
(handspun?
absolutely!)
with variegations
will knit up just fine.
so pick your palette
based on your mood,
or your favorite jeans
and have at it.
it’s quick
and fun,
so i’m sure
you’ll be glad you did.
‘quick’ taken from 15:22 in luke.
as of today,
the newest issue of knitscene magazine
(aka: winter/spring 2011) should be findable;
by which i mean out on the shelves of your favorite lys, bookshop, etc.
my earliest sneak peak of it was in a knitscene blog post just over a month ago.
i saw this photo
in the post,
it looked
oddly familiar
but i just
couldn’t
put my finger on
why or how
that could be.
then it registered that the colors of the yarn in the photo on top of the stack of papers
was the very yarn i had knit the ‘eternalism vest’ for this issue up in.
next it sunk in that, although it was upside down and a bit cock-eyed
this was part of the final pattern for that very same vest.
and now, with the issue out and available,
i can finally tell you that it is just that.
more photos of at least two versions of the actual vest soon. i promise.
‘familiar’ taken from 139:3 of psalms.