GwynnSenior Contributor
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I wish people knew that when I start knitting like it's essential to breathing, it's because it kinda is. I'm going to be ok.
*knits*
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GwynnSenior Contributor
I wish people knew that when I start knitting like it's essential to breathing, it's because it kinda is. I'm going to be ok.
*knits*
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GwynnSenior Contributor
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Eve7Senior Contributor
No need to apologise @Judi9877 and it’s up now.
Another great beanie!
@Gwynn I just copied it from someone else.
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Judi9877Senior Contributor
Hi @Gwynn
For the Dr Who scarf, Google 'Dr Who Scarf pattern' and there will be several options that come up for you to look at. The scarf looks to be simple as it's all just plain knitting of 60 stitches on 4mm needles and not too many colours but it's very long to knit - 3.7 metres I believe so a definite challenge to undertake. I personally get bored knitting scarfs and blanket lengths of 1.5metres so this is something that I couldn't do myself. However, go for it and feel free to take up the challenge if you're interested! I look forward to seeing how your scarf develops.
Time for me to get back knitting the front on a baby jumper that I found hidden away in my cupboard. It's light blue and cream on 4mm needles for a charity I knit for so I'm really enjoying it so far, especially since I just completed the back.
Take care!
Judi9877
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Eve7Senior Contributor
Well done @BearWellies That is amazing and I hope you get many hours of enjoyment with this new skill.
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GwynnSenior Contributor
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OaktreeSenior Contributor
Hello everyone
@Gwynn @NatureLover @Eve7 @Appleblossom @Judi9877 @BlueBay @Maggie @Daisydreamer @utopia @Former-Member @roses @Peri @HopefulWarrior @Former-Member @BearWellies and anybody passing through.
Well I just spent quite a bit of time reading all 11 pages of this thread. Makes me want to pick up my knitting (I don't really remember how to switch between stitches so will have to revise). I don't think I have touched my knitting in about a year or so. Took me nearly an hour of frantic searching to find my squares. I bought the 100 magazines in the Art of Knitting series quite a few years ago and I was working my way through the throw squares but some of them are very challenging so I guess I just kind of stopped and favoured my crocheting instead. I will lay my squares out and take a picture for you guys. You guys are doing some amazing work and it's great to see that you have been enjoying yourselves as well as progressing. I still don't know how to pick up a stitch if I drop one so I tend to start over if I mess up. Hello me Mrs Perfectionist lol not a good thing!
anyway this post is way too long. Hope to hear from some of you soon
By the way @Judi9877 I would love it if you would post your beanie pattern- I only have a prem baby beanie pattern.
Meggle
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OaktreeSenior Contributor
@Oaktree wrote:Hello everyone
@Gwynn @NatureLover @Eve7 @Appleblossom @Judi9877 @BlueBay @Maggie @Daisydreamer @utopia @Former-Member @roses @Peri @HopefulWarrior @Former-Member @BearWellies
Well it seems the photo size is too big maybe will have to take individual photos of each square - sorry
Meggle
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OaktreeSenior Contributor
Here's one of them
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