Étude no. 27: Kelpies hexagon designs
When I was knitting the Kelpies lace, I noticed two sections within the stitch pattern that I thought could be
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
When I was knitting the Kelpies lace, I noticed two sections within the stitch pattern that I thought could be
Continue readingI mostly haven’t done much with designing knit-purl patterns with my secret code grids, but I thought it might be
Continue readingIt’s been a while since I designated a blog post as an étude, which is a thing I like to
Continue readingAfter last week’s post, I couldn’t resist trying out the kyok/bunny ears method for dealing with a double yarn over
Continue readingPeriodically I like to play with techniques in swatches to see what I can do with them. When I write
Continue readingPeriodically I like to try out techniques I haven’t used before and experiment with them. When I write about this,
Continue readingThis is the last Semiramis-related stitch pattern I’m going to post. After extracting Swags from Semiramis, I started wondering if
Continue readingAside from just loving the stitch patterns from the Japanese Knitting Stitch Bible, I have been wanting to apply some
Continue readingI’ve been thinking about decorative increase lines in the context of the k1long maneuver, which involves pulling a stitch through
Continue readingPeriodically I blog about some of my knitting experiments – I call these études, after the kind of musical exercises.
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