Hi Ana, Helen, Kath, Laura,
thanks for all the insights, knitting and crochet (and purl not
perl ;] )
.. Ana, what materials were you working with in jail - fabric and
needles ? more stories please
good news from here, Australian authorities now allow you to travel
with knitting needles in hand luggage (and those really dangerous
nail clippers)
I've seen a few other image to pattern software online but thanks
Helen, not seen knitpro before...
should we start a netbehaviour stitch'n'bitch group ?
X] Neil
please add to the links in replys:
http://www.ravelry.com/
http://www.microrevolt.org/
On 29/12/2009, at 10:43 PM, Laura wrote:
>
> Neil Jenkins wrote:
>> I've downed tools for the year and have been learning to use my
>> digits again - and discovered muscles in my hands that I hadn't
>> realised were there until they hurt ;)
>>
>> any other knitters and crochet hookers on here ?
>> plarn - plastic bag yarn - another great example of upcycling
>>
>> reference : http://www.myrecycledbags.com/tutorial-for-making-
plarn-
>> yarn/
>>
>> http://www.furtherfield.org/rosalind/definitions.pl?id=147
>>
I'm a fairly obsessive crocheter. Garments and stuff, playing with
cables, hyperbolic planes. that kind of thing.
Someone mentioned the woolly thoughts site, which is fab. As is
the knitpro app, also mentioned in this thread, and which I plan to
play with in coming months. Ravelry is really the one-stop site
for yarny informational goodness
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