Jillian Rueter
Wow! I will be visiting again and again! Great free patterns and awesome calculators that anyone can use. Also nice YouTube videos to help the reader understand. Great job, Lucia!
A knitting blog: Free patterns, lessons, tips, calculators including "The Soculator".
Recent Postsno jsA few people emailed me with questions on the new “by subscription” site. Mary and Carol both had trouble subscribing. This was due to my paranoid “protection” using .htaccess. I not only blocked folders that should be &...
no jsHi everyone. Yes. I disappeared for a while. I was tired of knitting. But, I’m back. But this time, I’ve decided that I want to continue bringing lessons to everyone but . . . well… I also want to make a little money. So, over ...
no scriptDo you need an inexpensive quick pair of slippers? Just before Christmas, Mom made some “I want slippers” noises. I also wanted some. My sister and niece wanted some. I found a pattern for crocheted slippers in an old Workbaske...
Joanna dropped me a note saying she was having trouble with “the calculator for the round yoke sweater”. She didn’t specify the exact page so I assume that she meant “The Yokeulator.” I checked…. and someone has ...
Having neglected the blog for something like 15 months, I suspect I now have no readers. But, I did finish Jim’s sweater … a year late. I then picked up the crochet hook. I figured: I might as well start posting projects again! I plan t...
Brisbane Nannies knit an African Elephant with ivory tusks. It’s been a while since I wrote a knitting haiku– but I was looking for “stuff” and found this adorable toy on Australian Ebay. Why fewer haikus? ...
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Jillian RueterWow! I will be visiting again and again! Great free patterns and awesome calculators that anyone can use. Also nice YouTube videos to help the reader understand. Great job, Lucia!
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I want to use my own yarn to knit patterns but do not know how to convert the gauge to the gauge on my yarn for the inches I need.
thank you Jeri
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