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(This is part of a series of posts on different ways of hiding meaning in your knitting.) Table of Contents:

(This is part of a series of posts on different ways of hiding meaning in your knitting.) Table of Contents:

Table of Contents: Embedding Meaning in Your Knitting | Converting Words to Numbers | Making a grid | Asymmetry or

I recently knit slippers for my kid with a cable from my Mon Tricot stitch dictionary, Sycamore Stitch. I’m not

Back in April 2010, one of the Ravelry groups I belong to started an -along. There are lots of knit-alongs

For the pattern I’m working on (Ellerbe Mitts), I came up with an interesting decrease that turns out to have

A stitch from S.F.A. Caulfeild’s Dictionary of Needlework, p. 129, rewritten in modern terms. This is a netlike stitch which

A stitch from S.F.A. Caulfeild’s Dictionary of Needlework, p. 122, rewritten in modern terms. This stitch forms a lattice with

A stitch from S.F.A. Caulfeild’s Dictionary of Needlework, pp. 130-131, rewritten in modern terms. This is an open, netlike stitch

I was fixing some errors in the way I threaded my table loom (I skipped dents while sleying the reed),