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corrections reported. Also download larger sized charts when appropriate.
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We treat knitting as a craft worth being skilled
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Knit-Too Together Color Cable Project
by Knit-Too Together Guild, Johnson City, TN
This club took on the challenge of
2-color cables. You’ll love their results and creativity. And don’t forget about
a project to practice!
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Barbara Albright - A Multi-Talented Woman
by Jean Lampe
INKnitters visits with the author of Knitter’s Stash. Bet you didn’t
know she also cooks.
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Chevron Challenge by Diane
Piwko
The gentle up and down flow of
chevrons is a designer’s goldmine |
Spun By a Mule by Donna
Druchunas
This spinning technique is practiced by only a few specialized
companies in the US but you’ll love the yarns produced.
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A Study of Brioche Stitches
by Shirley MacNulty
A very in-depth series on the stitch potentials in
this overlooked knit technique. |
Finishing Alternatives - Sewing Sleeves on a Knitting
Machine
by Jennie Merritt
Part 2 of the series on using a knitting machine to assemble your hand
knit sweaters. This time we tackle setting in sleeves. |
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To
Strand or To Intarsia by Dixie Berryman
Some simple tests for when to strand and when to use bobbins.
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Swatch to Swatch
by Mary Henderson
Check out how some of the new yarns on the
market swatch and
handle. |
Knitting Geometry - Rectangles
by Dee Neer
A primer for novices, the rectangle is the most basic shape of
many garment styles. Get control over
yours by practicing with scarves. |
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Times Remembered - Part II by Kathy Sasser
Continuing with our series of Tips and Techniques that make a
difference.
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A
Celebration of Friends - Knitting That Is by Patricia Fulwiler
Yungbluth
Knitting builds strong communities of support, both for those inside
and the recipients of their generosity.
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Finishing Instructions - 24 Ornaments by Suzann
Thompson
Last issue we presented the Advent Calendar Wall hanging. This time we
start on creating the ornaments for it, or
your own favorite Christmas tree.
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