In message 630796.79977...@web81701.mail.mud.yahoo.com, Janice Blair
jbl...@sbcglobal.net writes
Today I went downtown Chicago on the train along with a group of
knitters. We worked on the train knitting, but I did needlelace.
Totally unaware of the significance of the day, yesterday I had
For 15 years I haven't bothered to knit anything at all and more years than
that since I knitted anything vaguely lacy but recently found some
irrisistable colours on sale which I just had to buy, price excellent too:-)
I have just finished knitting a cardigan with no lace but a tiny bit of
Hello Sue,
what a bad thing to have such a bad fall. I did one recently but got away with
a few bruises on
my face, hands and knees and scratched glasses. Everything is healed and
repaired by now.
I got into knitting and esp. knitting socks last year again. Finished 12 pairs
last year and 1
Hello,
DH has published his cook book via Books on Demand about 10 years ago and it is
still
selling.
Martina in Bavaria, Gemany
On 2 Jun 2010 at 13:32, hottl...@neo.rr.com wrote:
Hello All! While standing in line at Barnes Noble, I overheard a
conversation regarding books on demand.
Jane Partridge wrote:
I'm now wondering whether there would be sufficient interest amongst the
North Wales lacemakers to join me in a make lace on the train day at
the Welsh Highland Heritage Railway, Porthmadog on National Lacemaking
Day (September 11th) - are any there Arachnes living in
Hello Robin and Devon,
thank you for the explanation of the expression bar association. I thought on
the other German word for bar so I couldn't understand. Now it is clear and
make sense.
Ilske
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Hello All,
didn't we have a wonderful knitting day?
We went out with the idea to find people knitting somewhere in the park. But
the question was in which park shall I look for first. There are so many here
in HH. Than it started raining, it was fresh and windy so we decided to go to
one of our
I must say that my imagination told me that these would be like gloves for
toes, with separate toes:-) rather than just a different way of knitting
socks. I did knit a couple of pairs but about 20 years ago but they are
too
small to wear with my plaster cast or my tubigrip, hense the borrowing
Sue, there is a pattern for socks with toes! I'm trying to think where
I saw it, and it seems to me it's in a book by a Japanese designer...
and I think the socks were shown with the traditional Japanese
sandal... sorry, I know that's not the right word for it. So keep
looking - you may
Clay Blackwell wrote:
Sue, there is a pattern for socks with toes!
Here's one
http://www.unicornbooks.com/pattern_MWtoesocks-SQL3.asp
Lesley
in very rainy Cheshire
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