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Mrs. Stone's Needle : Knitting and spinning...
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Saturday, January 08, 2005. Actually, I am doing great on my shawl. Measured it again, and the gauge is coming out close to 3 stitches an inch, and i have about 125 rows done, and I think something around 150 rows will give me something like a 50 inch across width.so I should finish it this week. Ran across this song today, called the Spinning Wheel. Mellow the moonlight to shine is beginning.
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Mrs. Stone's Needle : Holiday's mostly over...
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Tuesday, December 28, 2004. I have been somewhat busy, but did get a little needlework done. After fighting with dropping the brioche stitch combo one time too many, I put it on the side for awhile. First I started a triangular piece:. Continuing on until I got tired of it. It's a size for a doll shawl, but it would make a nice winter shawl done full sized. Slip the first stitch, k2p1 accross,...
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Mrs. Stone's Needle : Time to post!
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Monday, January 24, 2005. Hadn't forgotten about this blog, but I had been under the weather. This is what I have been doing:. I finished the shawl.155 stitches across. It's mostly long enough to use, but not as deep as I would like it, so now I am contemplating either a crocheted or knit border, but haven't made my mind up yet. Multiple of 3 2 (so, say 24 stitches plus two more).
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Mrs. Stone's Needle : Texture stitches and first peek at the simple shawl in progress...
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Sunday, January 09, 2005. Texture stitches and first peek at the simple shawl in progress. A moment out to play with a stitch combination from A Workwoman's Guide. Set on the stitches in threes, and one over,. Slip off the first stitch, then knit all along as follows, always keeping the wool in front,. Slip one stitch, holding the loop as if going to turn stitch,. Knit two turn stitches in one.
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Mrs. Stone's Needle : Knitting Cats
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Thursday, August 03, 2006. Posted by Knitting a Conundrum at 5:03 PM. Hey, I just got a free $500.00 Gift Card. You can redeem yours at Abercrombie and Fitch All you have to do to get yours is Click Here to get a $500 free gift card for your backtoschool wardrobe. October 3, 2006 at 10:11 PM. Journeying West Before 1840. Victorian Knitting and Needlework email list. Nothing completed this week.
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Mrs. Stone's Needle : Knitting and Quilting
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Wednesday, January 05, 2005. I am still working on my shawl, at about 105 rows of the 200 I need, so it is coming along. Cast on thirty five stitches. Increase in stitch 1, k the next 4, p5, then k5 p5 across. Row 2, increase the first stitch, but continue the k5 p5 pattern. At this point you should have 125 stitches. When you are on that last row that gives you the 125th stitch,. On the remai...
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Mrs. Stone's Needle : August 2006
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Thursday, August 03, 2006. Posted by Knitting a Conundrum at 5:03 PM. Journeying West Before 1840. Victorian Knitting and Needlework email list. Historical Knitting email list. Synopses and Exerpts Historical Needlework Patterns. Nothing completed this week. Texture stitches and first peek at the simple shaw. View my complete profile.
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Mrs. Stone's Needle : December 2004
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Tuesday, December 28, 2004. I have been somewhat busy, but did get a little needlework done. After fighting with dropping the brioche stitch combo one time too many, I put it on the side for awhile. First I started a triangular piece:. Continuing on until I got tired of it. It's a size for a doll shawl, but it would make a nice winter shawl done full sized. Slip the first stitch, k2p1 accross,...
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Mrs. Stone's Needle : Brioche Stitch
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Wednesday, December 15, 2004. I have been working on an old Godey's pattern someone asked me to help them with. It's for an undersleeve knitted in brioche stitch, with a ruffled cuff that looks sort of like peacock stitch, but created in a conical fashion. I will persevere.or get back to my green sock! Posted by Knitting a Conundrum at 7:36 PM. Journeying West Before 1840. Knitting on the run.
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Mrs. Stone's Needle : Simple winter shawl...
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Arts and crafts that our great-grandmothers and their mothers before them knew intimately, and modern uses, too! Monday, January 03, 2005. Oh, I have the cold weather arthritis in both of my hands this week.so the needlework will be going slow. I am working on a simple winter shawl in worsted weight yarn. I am knitting it on size 10 1/2 (6.5mm) needles , getting about 4 stitches an inch. Sl 1, k1, yo, k to the end of the row. Posted by Knitting a Conundrum at 7:35 AM. Journeying West Before 1840.
