...today I taught my friend to knit.
She did great, seemed to get it totally on the first take.
Together her and I are going to be knitting all
30 patterns from the Chicks with Sticks Guide to Knitting
She did great, seemed to get it totally on the first take.
Together her and I are going to be knitting all
30 patterns from the Chicks with Sticks Guide to Knitting
- You Go Girl Scarf
- The Envelope Bag
- Dirty Girl Washcloths
- Boyfriend Basketweave Scarf
- Artisan Belt
- Urban Wrap
- The Scoop Bag
- Knittin Pretty Simple Shell
- Five Below Sweater
- Stripe It Rich Pillow
- Bohemian Felted Hobo Bag
- Bohemian Felted Needle Case
- Itchin to Knit Sweater
- Co-ed Ribbed Scarf
- Co-ed Ribbed Wrist Warmers
- Chill Out Wrap
- Bone-ified Dog Sweater (might replace with another project)
- Guys Tailgate Sweater
- Town & Country T
- Girls Night Out Shrug
- Our Esprit Open Weave Sweater
- Men's Crew Cap
- Sorbet Striped Cap
- Mentropolitan Pullover
- Mock Cable Cami
- Jackie Oh So Soft Sweater
- The "MakeOut" Sweater
- Twisted Tahoe Pullover
- Knock Around Hoodie
- Mens Golf Vest
4 comments:
I wish I knew how to knit. It looks fun!
I wish I could knit. But seriously, I think it's beyond me. Those kind of skills always get me tied up. Literally!
How are you doing on the Artisan Belt in the Chicks with Sticks book? I need some serious help on getting that slip stitch edge right. I know in a slipped stitch there should be a bar, but mine ends up looking like an error. Have you worked that pattern yet? If so, pointers? I've been looking all evening for videos on multiple slip stitch patterns to no avail.
Can't wait to watch this unfold! I just got the book myself. I'd love to see your progress on the Artisan Belt, too. I haven't started it, but I'm trying to figure out how - if the rolled edges are created by slipping stitches - are they getting a rolled edge on the end of the belt...?
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