Tuesday, April 04, 2006

raves

this is my new favorite knitting book. i'd been a fan of the blog for a little while now but i really didn't know what to expect from this book. what did i get? a book full of wonderful stories, great tips and fabulous projects. i really loved the conversational tone of the book, the great stories behind the projects and makers and the clear and beautiful photography. this book has me wanting to make things that i've never wanted to make. things like dishcloths, spiral rugs, log cabin blankets (there are so many beautiful ones in the book) and felted baskets. it just makes me very excited to knit and make things. i think it's a great addition to any knitting library. below are some pictures of some of the projects inside.

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slip stitch dishcloth made from peaches and cream.

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a knitted curtain! awesome.

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i can see myself making some of these for the house.

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gorgeous

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more log cabin action

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this one is so modern and pretty

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rug made from potholder rings

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this is made from rag balls. i'd never even heard of rag balls before this.

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i loved this afghan when i saw it on mason dixon knitting and i so want my own.

ahhh - the power just went out in my apt! good thing i have candles and good thing i saved this post. one bit of rain and the whole town goes out of whack. i am off to start my taxes before the lights go out again!

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Tuesday, April 04, 2006

raves

this is my new favorite knitting book. i'd been a fan of the blog for a little while now but i really didn't know what to expect from this book. what did i get? a book full of wonderful stories, great tips and fabulous projects. i really loved the conversational tone of the book, the great stories behind the projects and makers and the clear and beautiful photography. this book has me wanting to make things that i've never wanted to make. things like dishcloths, spiral rugs, log cabin blankets (there are so many beautiful ones in the book) and felted baskets. it just makes me very excited to knit and make things. i think it's a great addition to any knitting library. below are some pictures of some of the projects inside.

DSC03090
slip stitch dishcloth made from peaches and cream.

DSC03091
a knitted curtain! awesome.

DSC03092
i can see myself making some of these for the house.

DSC03093
gorgeous

DSC03094
more log cabin action

DSC03096
this one is so modern and pretty

DSC03097
rug made from potholder rings

DSC03098
this is made from rag balls. i'd never even heard of rag balls before this.

DSC03099
i loved this afghan when i saw it on mason dixon knitting and i so want my own.

ahhh - the power just went out in my apt! good thing i have candles and good thing i saved this post. one bit of rain and the whole town goes out of whack. i am off to start my taxes before the lights go out again!


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