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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
My World...
... is white and sparkly...
8 comments:
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Love the barn! I love East River with all the old barns and wide open prairie. Quite different from the hills. Thanks for the offer of help -- I may just take you up on it! Coincidentally, I had ordered the Selbuvotter book just a week ago (Christmas present to myself) along with some of the pallette yarn -- I am anxiously waiting the package! I am going to conquer this mitten thing!
Beeeyouuuutiful. I grew up in very rural Michigan and this reminds me of what I loved about winter. These days I'm in a cityscape, still has good points but I'm a countrygirl at heart.
Oh how beautiful! I just put it as the wall paper on my 'puter! I miss the snow and crunch of it under my boots. I'm a Minnesota girl at heart and thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this gorgeous pic.
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Diamond Rib Lace Sock
-page 115
Rnd 5 of the lace pattern should read:
Rnd 5: YO, SL 1, K1, PSSO, K 2, YO, SL 1, K 1, PSSO, K 2 , K 2 tog, YO, K 2
The Chart on page 116 is correct, though the Legend should read :YO, SL 1, K1, PSSO
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Round Worsted Weight Afterthought Heel Sock
-page 31
Add to Toe Instructions: Decrease as for the heel.
Next Rnd Heel Division should read:
K 12(18, 22, 24, 26, 30), sts, place marker, K to end of rnd.
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Round Fingering Weight Afterthought Heel Sock
-page 32, 33
Page 32 Next Rnd Heel Division should read:
K 18 (22, 26, 30, 32, 36), place marker, K to end of rnd. Page 33, Add to Toe Instructions: Decrease as for heel.
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Clarification : All foot measurements in the instructions are to be measured after the heel is finished. Measure the foot flap and gusset heel socks from the gusset edge, and measure the foot for short-row heel socks from the first full round after completing the heel.
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When you come upon instructions that say knit as for, referring you to a different pattern for the next step (for example, to the 40 stitch flap and gusset heel), knit that portion of your heel as you would for the referred pattern. In other words, knit it in the same manner, using the same short-row technique as in the referenced instructions. Knitting "as for" does not mean that you are to use the same number of stitches (which would be impossible, since only the 40 stitch heel uses forty stitches). Work the first two rows of your listed heel instructions, and then continue in the same manner as the 40 stitch flap and gusset heel (in other words, work one more stitch on each row, before doing the decrease and turn), until you have worked across all of the stitches.
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40 minutes of me blathering on and on while Kelly Petkun of Knit Picks asks some very good questions. Twice.
You (individuals, not companies or corporations) may knit as many items from the Freebie Friday patterns (or any other original free patterns posted here) as you like. You may sell those items and make a bazillion dollars doing so. I would rather you didn't repost the pattern pages, or print them to hand out to others. Link to here so people can download their own copies, please. I would also prefer that you not teach the patterns as classes without contacting me first about it. Crediting the design and designer would also be nice.
I would love for people to send me jpgs of items knit from the Freebie patterns. I'll post them if any come in.
I'm a writer (6 mysteries, one mainstream novel, 5 knitting books, lots of designs and reviews, paper dolls, blather), wife, mother, and grandmother. I knit, I watch TV obsessively while I knit, I spin, I read, I listen to music, and I talk. A lot.
8 comments:
Love the barn! I love East River with all the old barns and wide open prairie. Quite different from the hills. Thanks for the offer of help -- I may just take you up on it! Coincidentally, I had ordered the Selbuvotter book just a week ago (Christmas present to myself) along with some of the pallette yarn -- I am anxiously waiting the package! I am going to conquer this mitten thing!
Beeeyouuuutiful. I grew up in very rural Michigan and this reminds me of what I loved about winter. These days I'm in a cityscape, still has good points but I'm a countrygirl at heart.
Whoo-hoo!
Hey, good thing you've been knitting those mittens...
Pretty....I can't wait until we get snow here!
wow, beatiful! I envy you! Our winter doesn't come, I miss snow here in Estonia :(
Winter is my favorite season.
Oh how beautiful! I just put it as the wall paper on my 'puter! I miss the snow and crunch of it under my boots. I'm a Minnesota girl at heart and thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this gorgeous pic.
Thank you everyone! I love winter too, and that shot turned out so well, I wanted to share it.
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