May 31, 2012
The audio for this episode may sound a little different--though
actually it might be argued it sounds better!--because we didn't
record in one of our houses as Gayle explains at the beginning of
the podcast. We recorded in her car while parked in my
neighborhood. Not ideal, but a good test for us as it is always
good to have options!
In the podcast we mentioned the Camellia shawl by Meg Myers. We
also mentioned the Stitch Red campaign. After recording,
we realized the Camellia shawl is a free pattern from Classic Elite
to promote their yarns for the Stitch Red campaign. If you purchase
one of their designated Stitch Red yarns, 5% of the proceeds are
donated to the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health in
support of The Heart Truth.
Enjoy!
Links to things discussed can be found below:
February Lady Sweater
Elizabeth Zimmermann's Knitter's Almanac
Sharlene's February Lady Sweater
Gayle's February Lady Sweater
Using a lifeline, tips from Knitting Daily
There are also videos on YouTube for using a lifeline in your
knitting. I haven't watched any of them all the way through, so
can't recommend any specific one, but if you search, you will find
several available.
Knit Red: Stitching for Women's
Health
A-Line Hoodie by Diane
Soucy
Cowl Neck Vest by Cecily Glowik
MacDonald
15. 52 00K
Gayle's Apres Surf Hoodie
Sothia by Robin Ulrich
Stripe Study Shawl by Veera
Valimaki
Different Lines by Veera
Valimaki
Camellia by Meg Myers
Pendulum by Amy Miller
Short Row article from knitty.com
Short Row article from Techknitter
Short rows for sock knitters from Cat Bordhi
There are lots of short row videos on YouTube as well. Search for
"short rows."
Bianca's Jacket by Michelle Rose
Orne
Sharlene's Bianca
Sharlene's Bianca 2
Gayle's preemie hat
Enamored by Laura Ayler
Fingering weight KAL to start June 15, knitting through August 31.
There will be a chat thread and an FO thread on Ravelry.com in our
group.
As always, please let me know if I have left anything out.