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On the Needles:(0:34)
The busy lace part is done, working on the rest, stockinette and small lace motifs for a few rows and
more stockinette
a discount code from Frenchie!), and has finished the first sleeve cap.
This year Gigi has Non-Euclidian heel socks on the needles in Paton's Kroy, working on three different pairs,
Cherry Pop Stripes, "Rainbow Stripes" and "Purple Haze". She needs to Kitchener all three.
repeat. Modification: increases at the front, so it will close. Knitted everything I had frogged
Gigi cast on first project from Stitches West 2019
Drea’s Shawl out of Oink Pigment Sock in Birthday Suit, Zoot Suit, and Dijon Vu.
Events: (12:33)
- Stitches West recap
We love Nicole Frost
Dish Dash was delivered
In Stitches:(40:20)
- Jasmin: wool socks, looped loop cowl, Resistance hat, stripy cowl from Bjen, Gold Silk/Wool hat, Boxy
3color cowl, Fancy Zebra cowl
- Rex: update on fox hat
- Andrew: Cashmere Andrew’s Watch Caps,
Mother Knows Best:(46:00)
When Knitting Attacks:(48:56)
Gigi :didn’t pay attention and ended up with all the sock stitches on one needle
Review:(53:09)
This week we review:
Socks from Around Norway by Nina Granlund Sæther
And Sew On:(1:03:07)
Draped dress was due. Paper pattern, too.
Noticed that I had had sewn the bodice backwards, and the darts were on the outside.
Ripped them out and put them inside.
Also, draped a sloper for knit fabric. Less ease.
We mention Sew Many Dresses Sew Little time
Couldn’t get the teacher to tell us how draping is done on a live model
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