Found my camera, yay! Before I lost it I took a couple of pictures. There’s one from the inside of the car while driving my husband to work. There are a couple I took on a walk. Then there’s this one, of my new sneakers (because I’d killed my old ones over the course of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘lace’
This is kind of fun…
Posted in photography, yarnwork, tagged a series of tubes, lace, lifeline, shoes on 12 July 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Really Kinda Sucks
Posted in yarnwork, tagged Blog Contests, frog, Haruni, Knit Picks, knitting, lace, library, lifeline, mohair on 6 July 2010 | 3 Comments »
Well, as I was nearing the end of the last round of lace repeats in part A of Haruni, I realized that there was a BIG problem. The first ‘stem’ was really, tragically, misshapen. I finally realized that there was no way to delicately work back on this one, there was nothing for it but [...]
Speaking of non sequitors…
Posted in photography, yarnwork, tagged Blog Contests, Haruni, knitting, lace, mohair, take better pictures, wip on 9 June 2010 | 2 Comments »
I found the camera, and did drive down 95 yesterday, but chickened out when it came to pulling over and taking the picture. I got this on through the passenger side of the car while driving down route 1, though: Of course, as soon as I uploaded it to Flickr I found a better one [...]
Stuff and Bother
Posted in cooking, photography, yarnwork, tagged Blog Contests, blog hop, Haruni, jelly, lace, take better pictures, yarn swap on 8 June 2010 | 3 Comments »
Here’s part of what I was thinking of when I mentioned taking better pictures. This doesn’t really capture the way the apple jelly caught the sunlight. Something to work on , then. In the meantime, pictures are up of the KnitNotWar 1,0o0 project. Very worth enjoying! These preserves, apple and strawberry, come to you via [...]
Growing the Feather and Fan
Posted in yarnwork, tagged Haruni, knitting, lace, mohair, Multiple WIPs, podcast, wip, yarn swap on 27 May 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Well, I’ve been working on the Haruni, and it’s coming along nicely. I’m getting used to the Claudia’s Handpainted Mohair as well. That beautiful halo (which I love, BTW) comes from horrible, hairy, loosely plied yarn, which I didn’t think I could tolerate. Who knows, by the time the project’s done I might well miss [...]
Posted in yarnwork, tagged craftivism, frog, Haruni, knitting, lace, wip on 18 May 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Well, I knit the first 21 rows of Haruni, then frogged back and knit again. As you can see from the picture, the work in progress has symmetry, which the first go round rather lacked. I am using lifelines this time around. Got an e-mail this week from Sean McKeel of KnitNotWar 1,0o0. This is [...]
…and, a year later…
Posted in yarnwork, tagged Haruni, knitting, lace, math, mohair, wip on 14 May 2010 | 1 Comment »
Claudia Originally uploaded by efbq Yeah. I know. My last post was in May of ’09. sorry about that. Still here, still knitting. I’m about to start my most ambitious project to date, a mohair shawl known as Haruni (which is the Elvish word for grandmother, per Tolkein). The pattern, which is absolutely awesome, is [...]
Mindlessly Complex
Posted in yarnwork, tagged cables, lace on 24 October 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The current ‘alpha’ project is a birthday dress for my little niece, who will soon be turning four. It’s the “Merry Maiden’s Dress” from Interweave Knits Spring 2007 issue. The bodice was very quick, k2p2 ribbing all around. The sleeves went well too, once I had memorized the lace pattern. The skirt isn’t as slow [...]











