If a coworker were to leave a small pile of yo-yo string on his desk while he was out of the office for two weeks…
… Can I really be to blame, if it were to mysteriously transform itself into a small garter stitch coaster? I think not.
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If a coworker were to leave a small pile of yo-yo string on his desk while he was out of the office for two weeks… … Can I really be to blame, if it were to mysteriously transform itself into a small garter stitch coaster? I think not. Carol at Go Knit In Your Hat says what I’ve been trying to tell you – that Lion Brand isn’t cheaper – but she actually went out and did all the math and stuff. Excellent work! Read it! Remember how I said that once I’d had the idea to make a company logo dog sweater, I couldn’t NOT do it? I had another one of those tonight. Outside our building is a sorry little sidewalk tree. At the height of summer, it had about five leaves. A dead glowstick has been . . . → Read More: If knitting little tiny sweaters for sad urban trees is wrong, I don’t wanna be right. I accidentally deleted, instead of approving, a pingback (not the Carnival of Knitting one). If you’ve sent me a pingback this week, sorry! Feel free to ping me again. I’m pretty happy with how it turned out, but if I did it over again, I would: A) make the body in a ribbed pattern, so that it was a little more form-fitting B) extend the belly piece to be the same length as the top, to keep the top from flopping around . . . → Read More: Sabina’s sweater, finished product |
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