Episode 13 - Consequences

News & Events

  • ·         Suggestions for high-quality sound effects/bytes?
  • ·         “Beltane” is available at Cables & Lace.
  • ·         Shipment #3 of Sock Club 2009 out next week
  • ·         Knitting bags are now available at the Cables & Lace eStore
  • ·         Dragon Tails (?) podcast
  • ·         Maryland Sheep and Wool, May 2 and 3, 2009, Howard County Fairgrounds, West Friendship, MD

 

Tips & Tricks

  • ·         Joining to knit in the round

 

FOs

  • ·         Up Scaled Dragon Socks, Theresa Walunas, Frog Creek Fibers Flocculent “Dragon Scale”

  • ·         Branching Out, Susan Lawrence, Skacel Merino Lace “Pale Pink”



 

On the Needles

  • ·         Knee-Length Coat, Michael Delvecchio, Noro Iro
  • ·         Monk’s Travel Satchel, Vicki Square, Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece, “Forset”, “Putty”, “Sage”
  • ·         18th Century Stockings, my pattern, Cables & Lace Lizard Toes “Medium Blue”

 

Audiobooks

  • Moreta, Dragonlady of Pern – Anne McCaffrey
  • The Origin of Species – Charles Darwin

 

Reviews

  • Vogue Men’s Knits from 1986

 

Music

  • “May Day” by Falik off the album The Ballad of El Efe.  Available at magnatunes.com

 

Babblings

  • Consequences

 

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Posted by KnittingDragon at 4/27/2009 12:25 PM
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  • 4/28/2009 5:03 PM patti/wombat of DOOM wrote:
    Recently I decided to change my joining method on circular knitting altogether. I cast on, then turn and knit back across (as though using two straight needles). Then, at the end of that row, I just keep knitting circularly, ignoring the two non-joined stitches. When I have finished (or whenever the mood strikes), I go back and work in my dangling yarn (much as a dangling participle - you must fix it somehow). I make sure the sewing is snug where the two ends meet and, voila! If you're going to have to go back and darn in that end anyway, you might as well snug up the gap while you're at it. No lumps, bumps, or unsightly fiddly knitting to deal with.
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