I'm having great trouble getting myself in gear to photograph the (many) things I've been making over the last few weeks, and I don't articulate myself well enough to describe without photos, si I must apologise for my slow blogging. Hopefully, as I have 6 days off work for Easter, at least one of them will be good enough to get my camera out.
One thing I know I am good at is lists, so here is one for you: A while back (23rd July 2007 to be exact - see this post) I posted a meme listing the knitting related tasks I had tried or completed. I thought now might be a good time to review what I have achieved since I started knitting, and how far I have to go ...
So, from the original list, I have additionally tried:
- Shawl
- I-cord (I'd not heard of this at the time - now I think it lives up to its name of 'idiot-cord'!)
- Toe-up socks
- Mittens cuff-up
- Hat
- Knitting with silk
- Slip stitch patterns
- Twisted stitch patterns
- Charity knitting (innocent hats)
- Knitting with soy yarn
- Knitting with circular needles
- Cable stitch patterns
- Buttonholes
- Knitting with alpaca
- Fair Isle knitting
- Household items (tea cosy)
- Knitting socks (or other small tubular items) on one or two circulars
- Holiday related knitting
- Dyeing yarn (Kool Aid - great stuff!)
- Kitchener stitch
- Purses/bags
- Knitting with beads
- Entrelac
- Cuffs/fingerless mits/arm-warmers
- Thrummed knitting
Phew! There's still a way to go, and I'm adding my own ideas to the list every day. I will not however, be knitting clothing for my pets. Nor will I be combing them to harvest their fur and spin it any time soon (2 short haired cats. But perhaps when I have sheep or 2 that will seem infinitely more sensible!)
3 comments:
Hi Crafty Librarian Lady, have just checked my messages on ravelry for the first time in ages - sorry you have had to wait but hope I am still within the tineframe. regards :-)
Wow! What an incredible list. You're a 'fearless' knitter for sure!
Have a nice break over Easter.
Craftybernie
www.craftybernie.blogspot.com
That's a lot of knitting. Well done!
Just dropping by to say a (belated) thank you for the lovely notebook you sent me for PIF. It really is gorgeous. I have blogged it at http://shequilts.wordpress.com/2008/03/26/thanks-charlie/
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