tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-385931092011-04-22T00:57:58.762+02:00Sirihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10099265875326710186noreply@blogger.comBlogger41100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-38593109.post-34900567717388677062007-05-08T18:20:00.000+02:002007-05-08T18:51:29.755+02:00

(So now I will have to come up with my own madness...)I made it through round 4 in Sock Madness, the Mad Weave pattern:Pattern: Mad Weave by Tina Lorin.Yarn: The Natural Dye Studio (eBay).Colour: Blue Rainbow.Needles: 2.25 mm.Not certain that the yarn choice was the best for showing off the pattern, but they are very nice on and I guess that is the main thing!In round 5 my partner finished before

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Yup, I'm still in Sock Madness.The round two pattern was called Mad-tini. It was fun to knit with slipped stitches spiralling down the leg. Here is my version, modelled by my mother:It's hard to see the spiralling stitches because of the variegated yarn (the yarn is Gjestal's Silja, colour 330, knitted on 2,5 mm needles). My opponent seemed to be MIA. She was neither seen nor heard from. So I

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I joined Sock Madness, and spent the weekend knitting like a maniac. I finished sunday evening and made it to round two.The suggestion was for two yarns, one solid and one varigated. The test sock had been knitted with Lorna's Laces. Great, I have several skeins both solid and striping that match. It was later mentioned that the yarns should be tonal. Still no problem. Have you spotted the

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Originally posted Saturday, September 30, 2006.I have joined KTC. One of the reasons I wanted a blog was so that it would be easier to participate in knit-a-longs and such.Although I enjoy reading classics, I tend to not read them very often. Somehow the idea of reading and what should be involved when reading classics (and by classics I mean good books that have withstood the test of time),

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