A blog dedicated to the knitters world. This blog is continually constructed and updated in order to gather and re-disperse information about the history, and evolution of the craft of knitting. My goal is to help beginners, advance the intermediate and keep experienced knitters interested in the craft.
Recent PostsWent through the entire Berroco website free patterns ( literately) and listed all my favorite ones below. Enjoy!Legume Scarf ( Intermediate) Tarte Tanktop (Intermediate) Juliana Wrap Cardigan ( Intermediate)Celia Camisole and Shawl ( Intermediate) J...
If you love vintage knits and/or knitting here are a hand full of patterns for you. As alway, the more I find, the more I post. ~Note: Some of the patterns are in PDF so you'll need Adobe Reader to open them up~Double Breasted Vest ( 1962) Hooded Pon...
I've decided to continually collect and post up free knitting patterns I find over my internet surfing travels. Who knows, maybe they will be some use to someone. Afghans/Throws:Serenity (Intermediate) Alexi Throw ( Experienced) Baby Blankets...
Circular knitting needles and their Use. It may look tough to do, but it actually isn't very hard at all. In reality they are not circular, most are simply two short needles attached at the ends by a single nylon cord. These nylon cords th...
Yet another of my latest work. This is a short (19 inch) scarf I made with a really colorful wool blend my fiance bought for me some time ago. He bought just 1 skein for $12 and tax so the yarn instantly became a treasure to me. As a treasure I irked...
Alright. So you're not exactly a knitting novice. But you're not exactly an expert either. The perks to being an intermediate knitter is that you are at the point where you know you can knit, the hardest part ( learning) is over, and you still maint...
This blog is currently rated a 4.00 out of a possible 5 based on 3 comments.
Jeff EmhoffI am looking for a way to find someone who would be willing to knit for me a pair of heavy wool slipper socks in a masculine color like black and green. Any suggestions. I live in New York State. My old aunt used to make these wonderful slippers....but alas, she is gone. Any ideas? Thanks
SedieVery nice job with the knitting information.
A machine knitting, hand knitting, passap, designaknit blog dedicated to helping…
Learn how to knit step by step and find knitting help for beginners. Plus anyth…
Knitting patterns and instructions interspersed with my knitting adventures. Inc…
Hey Jeff. You didn't leave any contact information that I could use to get back to you on the socks. Do you have a picture of a pair of socks you want them to look like? How much of a wool blend do you want it? I'd like to see what the slippers your grandmother used to make. Thanks for the review!
Posted: January 12th, 2009 | More Reviews From Thumbelyna | Report This Comment