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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Zentangle
Back in spring I learned about a new (to me, anyway) doodling/drawing technique called Zentangle. The basic ideas is that you take a shape, usually a square, divide it up into smaller sections, and then draw “tangles” inside them. The … Continue reading
Goodbye MLI
Yesterday afternoon it was announced on the Told in a Garden Facebook page that Marilyn Leavitt-Imblum had passed away. I don’t know how long MLI (as she is known to fans) had been designing. I do know that I discovered … Continue reading
Theme-a-licious – Compass Rose Silks
Time for a Theme-a-licious update. This month I’m working on Teresa Wentzler’s Cutwork Compass Rose because I’d like to challenge myself by doing more hardanger/cutwork. And, I think it is coming along nicely. I just managed to finish up all … Continue reading
Lotus Heart
Another sock finish! The pattern is Lotus Heart Socks by Gina House of Sleepy Eyes Knitting. The pattern is available through Ravelry, and is on sale for US$3 until August 21st. The yarn is Dye-Version’s Bamboo Stretch Sock in colourway … Continue reading
Russet Dragonflies
Goodness me, it sure seems to be the summer of old projects, doesn’t it? This is the scissor fob/biscornu from the class taught at Gitta’s Getaway back in 2010. It was designed by Kathrin Elison, who runs (with her mother) … Continue reading
Shoulders and Toes
Thank you very much for all the lovely comments on Bargello Basics. I often second guess myself when changing colours in a design, but I really think I got it right with that one. Today I have two knitting finishes … Continue reading
Basically Bargello
I love trying new to me needlework techniques, and I especially love it when they are simple and fabulous when finished. This is Bargello Basics by Teresa Wentzler, a class piece from the 2009 Creativ Festival. Sadly, that was the … Continue reading
