Made some real progress on the first sleeve this weekend. It currently measures about 13". When I get to 17", I'll start shaping for the top of the sleeve.
So tired. So very tired.
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Hello there, dearies!
Sara's knitting chronicles, and then some.
Hello there, dearies!
About Me
- Bostonworkerbee
- Loves knitting, Dear Husband, and Patches.
Sara's knitting chronicles, and then some.
Blogs and Links I like
- Aswim in Knits
- Blather Magather
- Crewel World
- Dilettante Debutante
- Domesticrafts
- Don't be Crewel
- Femiknit Mafia
- French Girl Knits
- Halcyon Yarn
- Helle Jorgensen
- Hello Mittens
- How to Recycle Yarn
- Interweave Knits
- Jessdr
- Jordana Paige
- Kate Gilbert
- Kim Hargreaves Pattern website
- knitty
- MIT SnB
- pattern works
- Purl (Fabrics and Knitting)
- Ravelry
- RevMamasita
- Rhonda the Stitching Nut
- Rowan Knitting
- See Eunny Knit
- Seed Stitch (my LYS)
- Stitchy McYarnpants
- Subway Knitter
- Wanton Seed Stitch
- Webs
- Windsor Button (Fabrics and Knitting)
- Winmil Fabrics
What's In My Personal Knitting Library
- "Folk Socks: The history & techniques of handknitted footwear" (includes 18 patterns), by Nancy Bush
- "Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine Number 37 Spring/Summer", by Rowan
- "Socks Soar on Two Circular Needles" (plus instructional VHS video), by Cat Bordi
- "Vintage Style", by Rowan
- Debbie Bliss Simply Baby
- Harmony Guide: Cables & Aran
- Harmony Guide: Knit & Purl
- Harmony Guide: Lace & Eyelets
- Knitting Answer Book, by Margaret Radcliffe
- Knitting Lingerie Style
- Knitting Little Luxuries
- Knitting New Mittens and Gloves
- Romantic Style
- Rowan Knitting & Crocheting Magazine Number 41 Spring/Summer
- The Embroiderer's Handbook
- The Knitter's Companion, by Vicki Square
- The Ultimate Sourcebook of Knitting and Crochet Stitches
3 comments:
It'll be so nice once it's done. You can do it!
Keep going! It looks fantastic.
You know you are starting to rival some of the best Hackettstown knitters I know (you can't hold a candle to those Penn. knitters, but heck, who can?).
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