October 2005 « Redshirt Knitting

Sometimes it's hard to tell the cat food from the Erika food. http://t.co/2pkdh3N9BQ about 11 hours ago
According to the new Star Trek movie, in the future everyone just gets one enormous ice cube. about 15 hours ago
Isn’t the future grand? http://t.co/XF1QetwxPh about 20 hours ago
She promised to loan me a spinning wheel if I helped her load a couch into the back of a windowless van. Seems legit. about 20 hours ago
Hey everyone, if @perclexed turns out to be an axe murderer, start the hunt for my body in the @SerialKnitters parking lot. about 20 hours ago
If you're coming north to the San Juans for Memorial Day wkd I'll tell you a secret, here's the route locals use: https://t.co/ZBZETnuOlt about 23 hours ago
@kmkat And not as high as the Minneapolis bridge. about 23 hours ago in reply to kmkat
So basically what you're saying is, the Skagit River Bridge failed a saving throw. http://t.co/nzLRzIuFRK about 23 hours ago
@advicemonkey wow that looks amazing! about 23 hours ago in reply to advicemonkey
@pschiendelman there are a lot of options, none of which can gracefully handle that volume of traffic. I usually go across Fir Isl to Conway 08:32 PM 05/23/13 in reply to pschiendelman

@rsknitting

Binary sweater’s cousin

By Erika, on October 29th, 2005

Hat with pattern in morse code.

I’m doing that next!

First attempt at knitting in the round

By Erika, on October 28th, 2005

It looks… angry.

Wise words

By Erika, on October 27th, 2005

The horror of holiday sweaters:

“if you wear this and no one tries to stop you, you have no friends.”

I wish more of the world’s problems could be solved by knitting

By Erika, on October 27th, 2005

I love my bike.

But it has soft, black rubber handle grips that mark up the wall it typically leans against.

Solution: a knitted bike handle cozy! Knit in Red Heart acrylic yarn left over from all those Jayne Hats, in a spicy purl-purl-knit rib pattern.

Okay, one more!

By Erika, on October 26th, 2005

The fourth Jayne Hat.

Note: this hat actually sold on eBay before I could get around to posting this entry. Damn those hats, I wish they didn’t sell so well, because I am so tired of knitting them!

When listing on eBay, one wants one’s cunning hat to look as handsome and appealing . . . → Read More: Okay, one more!