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This episode is sponsored by Quince & Co and Knitcircus Yarns.
Designed by Katrine Birkenwasser, this crescent shawl uses two colors of our fingering-weight wool/silk yarn, with pretty welting stripes and a border of blossoms of alternating color.
A shawl in Tern is a shawl for all seasons, and Tiger Flower is one to reach for any time of year.
Read more about our newest shawl to knit from Quince & Co.
Knitcircus is so happy
to be working with Christina, the Healthy Knitter, supporting the Project
Peace KAL again this year! She's offering this wonderful KAL along
with meditations on peace on The Healthy Knitter Blog every day
December 1-21st.
We'll donate 10% of the purchase price of Knitcircus
Project Peace Kits to Heifer International, supporting small family
business and raising people out of poverty worldwide.
Watch for Knitcircus Yarns giveaways to celebrate the end of
the KAL!
Find us at www.knitcircus.com
and be sure to join our Ravelry group and listen to our podcast.
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You can find me on Ravelry as PrairiePiper and on Instagram
as KnittingPipeline. There are two groups on Ravelry, Knitting Pipeline and
Knitting Pipeline Retreats. Come join us there!
You can also find me here:
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Feel free to include me in your friends.
Events
Links to retreats and registration materials are in the Knitting
Pipeline Retreats Group on Ravelry. There is also a sticky
thread with all upcoming retreat dates.
Georgia Retreat
Registration Opens Dec 11, 2017.
Download information here.
March 25-28, 2017
Charlie Elliott Wildlife Center, near Atlanta GA
Knitting Pipeline Retreat in Washington
Illinois…Registration in progress. Feb 16-17, 2018
Littles
KAL moderated and led by
JanMarieKnits
#BenotafraidGloves
KAL
#knittingpipelineglovekal
Land
of Sweets Cowl KAL Moderated and led by Jo, Qwiltnknitnut
Needle Notes
Sleepy Kitten
Set by Susan B Anderson
Wisconsin Woolen Spun Worsted by Barrett Wool
Co. (100% American Wool; 100 g / 250 yd (228 m))
Sleep Sack is super simple to sew.
Cat Basket by
Sanae Ishida (Making #4)
Mae
by Melissa LaBarre
Quince
& Co Chickadee in Rosa Rugosa
In The Blethering
Room
Interweave Knits purchased at Hand-dyed Holiday at Le Mouton Rouge Knittery in Bloomington IL
Article:The Adventurous Life of June Hemmons Hiatt by Rachel
Matthews
In The Pipeline
Land of Sweets
Cowl by CuriousHandmade
Land
of Sweets KAL in Knitting Pipeline Group
Knitting Pipeline Gloves KAL
The JasperPatch Hooray! Just got home from a morning birding - handknit
sweater, gloves, fingerless mittens and hat. On our way to glove weather, and
dealing with binoculars is so much easier with gloves rather than mittens.
I am almost certain that I will be making a second pair of Lanark. (Sweet Paprika Designs) My first pair are slightly felted now, and I have had to reknit one of the fingers (I am hard on my gloves!). I plan to use some MCN from my stash, just depends how the variegated knits up in the pattern.
Bayjena: Aire’s Gloves to Knit by Nancy Bush Piecework July/Aug 2017
SHIPZL Ellen from MA: I’m
going to make Foxhall Gloves
by The Rainey Sisters. I’m finding their Glove Guide (which comes with the
pattern) to be really helpful.
Turbogal: I’m hoping
I’ll find time to get this KAL done - I’ve wanted to knit gloves for a while.
Also, I have some of the silver spun yarn in stash - that is conductive, so you
can work touchscreen electronics without removing your gloves. I’ve decided to
try the Layering Basics, Gloves pattern, using SilverSpun yarn
for the fingers. Pattern by Tori Forest
RachelFTZ: … I think I’m
going to do the Dimorphous Mittens (Miriam Felton), which are gloves that have mittens
layered over them. I have a nice silk blend that I’m thinking about for the
glove part, and then using a coordinating wool for the mitten. Hmmm…
DianeLaces and Cherylb362 are knitting Knotty Gloves
JCRandall Making Modified Army Gloves in Bartlett Yarns for my son at his request. They are
small so I didn’t decrease across the hand as the pattern suggests. Dense, warm
and windproof.
Modified
Army Gloves by Peachtree Patterns
Piecework May Sept-Oct 2017 Gaman
Mittens to Knit and Embroider by Susan Strawn
Have a great week, haste ye back and hold your knitting
close.
