Hello Spiders
Susan, that is a wonderful document all about lace knitting! Thank you
very much for posting it for us to see.
I also have joined the Mysterystole3 Knit-a -Long. I am still waiting
for the yarn which was delayed by the floods in England but I hope is
now in the mail to me. I can't wait to start. I have knitted in many
waiting rooms and at hospital bedsides for years and it keeps me sane!
Have recently taken to knitting socks as they are very portable and
don't require much concentration. (Lace pattern socks, of course!)
Are any other Arachne members knitting this stole?
Lindy in Ireland
Susan MacLeod wrote:
Now that I finally have gotten my life back (Mom has moved to assisted
living, Gerri well enough to go home) it's time to get on with
things. Having spent most of the last year knitting,(it's easy to
take to doctor appointments or bring to hospital visits) the mention
of the knit stole KAL of course caught my attention. I had to join
it, have been wanting to do knit lace. What a group! There are 6700+
of us signed up, most are actively knitting away. It's fun, but also
frustrating. It would help a lot if I could count. It would help
more if I could count the row more than once and get the same number.
It *will* work out eventually.
There is a fascinating link I just read, it's a PDF about lace types
and has some patterns. Enjoy!
http://www.knittingbeyondthehebrides.org/lace/SameButDifferent.pdf
Sumac
Sumac in southern Vermont USA
www.sumac.us
http://www.sover.net/~sumac
http://sumac05301.blogspot.com/
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