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Re: Yarn talk!
Ann, This sounds fun. Would each square fade or would each square be a solid color and then arranged into aN overall fade? Connie
By [email protected] · #1135 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Couple ideas. Sorry if this gums up Amy¡¯s email. Blue green one was Shawl in a Cake, so it ¡°progressed through the colors. The more random one was sock yarn, just pick the next one out of the
By Ann McManus · #1134 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Oh outstanding idea.You can tell my low-rent enthusiasm when my grammar is discarded, so, here we go:?Me and Melisande, we been working on the Blanket of Calm, from Casapinka. Ahem.We're approaching
By Lise Patterson · #1133 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Oooh. So pretty. And the planning to make it work.... I *LOVE* this idea. Laura
By Laura Need · #1132 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Connie, what about a mitered square blanket? With squares 20 stitches on a side? Fade?? Ann in PA Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2020 6:47 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [yarnmongers]
By Ann McManus · #1131 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
I think the colors are really pretty. And I hear you about making stuff in a yarn that the recipient can deal with. Nilda
By Nilda · #1130 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Lise, Good to know! I¡¯ve never tried it before. Martha Stewart carries it in her online store so it can¡¯t be too bad. Lol And as you say, bargain retail therapy is oh so good. $6 bucks for
By [email protected] · #1129 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Very pretty! Connie
By [email protected] · #1128 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
I *love* the gradient!! Gorgeous! Enjoy the planning and knitting! Fair isle, gradient Hap shawl. So many options! Laura
By Laura Need · #1127 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
PS I just went through this website and the only Shetlander I saw was Nielanell. But I don¡¯t think they are woven - the pieces were machine knit and sewn. Gorgeous and unusual stuff and a huge
By Amy Brotslaw Schweiger · #1126 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Yarn Bee is typically really nice stuff, wvwn leaving aside the price point.Retail therapy at that price, who could criticize?Sent from my T-Mobile 4G LTE Device
By Lise Patterson · #1125 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
I will check this out! On our trip last year I kept inquiring about weaving, but other than the semi-machined weaving at Jamiesons and some beautiful pieces hanging in a tea room I didn¡¯t see much
By Amy Brotslaw Schweiger · #1124 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Very pretty, Amy! Ann in PA
By Ann McManus · #1123 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Thank you for the links. I know the yarn isn¡¯t that interesting to most of you. And ordinarily, it¡¯s not to me, but I have people who love knitted items that have NO idea how or interest in
By [email protected] · #1122 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Speaking of Shetland, I've been visiting virtually through the Cloth20 conference - https://pickoneproductions.com/cloth20 .? Weaving features heavily, but there's some other stuff in there too!?
By Diane · #1121 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Gorgeous Amy! Shetland sounds really good right now. --T. Th¨¦r¨¨se Shere Freelance indexing & digital information design http://www.shere-indexing.com brotslaw@...> wrote:
By Therese Shere · #1120 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Not my cup of tea either Connie but I can see the attraction. There are some nice lacy and stranded projects on Ravelry, these for
By Therese Shere · #1119 ·
Re: Cal fires
Be safe everyone.... Laura
By Laura Need · #1118 ·
Re: Yarn talk!
Not my cup of tea but yea you! On the opposite end of the spectrum, here¡¯s my pandemic knitting: the first border of the Heirloom Knitting Jewel Long Shawl, from Colourmart 2/48 cash silk. I¡¯m on
By Amy Brotslaw Schweiger · #1117 ·
Re: Cal fires
Oy. Be safe and keep us updated as possible. Hugs, Jacqueline
By jacqui whittemore · #1116 ·