Guilded Purls

Tuesday, November 29, 2005

Knitting Funny

Monday, November 28, 2005

Check out my knitting friends!

Go here for articulate, beautiful Sophie and her projects for an experienced beginner: For Love and Idleness.

Go here for artistic and amazing Loretta and her projects for the mega-advanced knitter: Circle of Yarn.

And, if you're working on the Shamus knit-a-long locally, you might want to connect more globally, and hang out with these knitters in cyberspace: Shamus Knit-a-long.

Sunday, November 20, 2005

Knitting in Public

Ok, it's going to be slighlty less public this time. Maybe we need a new name ;)

We will meet at Jo-Anne Naples's new house. I'm not 100% comfortable posting her address on a public blog, so send me e-mail at atrusin@socialworker.net and I'll forward her address along. Everyone is welcome.

Tuesday, November 22 at 7 pm.

Be there or be square ;)

Wednesday, November 16, 2005

On the Needles

True confession time....


Here's what's hanging around in my various knitting bags and piles:
  • hoodie for Victoria -not very far along, I'm afraid
  • black fair isle cardigan for me -coming along... I'm ready to start the yoke, I think.
  • Shamus cardigan (for me, again) from knitty -again, not very far along. The bottom panel is done and a bit of the body. That's it.
  • brown lace shawl -changed pattern, started over... big mess ensued. Sigh.


Could that really be it? I thought the list was longer. Of course, the mental queue includes things like felted baskets to hold the magazines in some order, a burly spun hoodie for me, a bunch of baby things. I'd love to try that circular knit shrug that was in Vogue a month or two ago. That list is really, really long.

What's on your needles?

Tuesday, November 15, 2005

Knitting in Public

Next Tuesday, November 22, 2005
Place to be announced! Watch this space ;)
7:00 p.m. - 9-ish

Plan to bring your knitting, join friends who knit, drink coffee, eat snacks.... What could be better?

Monday, November 07, 2005

Two-Handed Fair-Isle Technique

Personally, I think the best description of how to do this is in Kari Anderson's Big Sven pattern. However, if you have a different learning style, this site might be a good one for you (you'll need a high-speed connection): Two-Handed Fair Isle.

Thursday, November 03, 2005

Knitting Goes Feminist

Now, haven't I been saying this all along???? Women's Groups.