Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

leolaura — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 03:57:03 GMT

Does anyone have a pattern for a childs hat with an attached scarf?

thank you,

leolaura

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

Grammajan — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 19:37:34 GMT

You mention "Homeless Knittings" by Jacqueline Fee. Where may I find this pattern? Thank you. Grammajan

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

GailS@42 — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 22:34:09 GMT

For Priscilla, The angora "Blizzard" yarn is from my Angora rabbits. You can get the yarn from me. My phone number is 503-873-3128 -- I live in Oregon.

Take care,

Gail Smith

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

judicmusolf — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:03:58 GMT

where is the pattern for the charity hat ?

I am always amazed by the ingenuity of our contributors.

The small, child’s hat shown here is in Jacqueline Fee’s collection of “homeless knittings.”

Jacqueline, intrigued by its unusual three-rib construction, which allows the hat to expand into the fullness of a beret, recreated it. It definitely will delight the lucky child who receives it.

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

PriscillaP@3 — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 15:05:08 GMT

The description of the Blizzard scarf indicates it is knit with an angora yarn called blizzard. I can't find a yarn of that description. I can find an alpaca yarn called Blizzard. Can you tell me where to find the angora yarn?

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

besag — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 20:07:18 GMT

This is acry for help! I just finish my first pair of gloves and I need HELP...When I knit the fingers a gap or hole was en between them,how can aboid this to happen

Thank to everybody

beatriz

millerb1@comcast .net

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

judyg8942 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:50:40 GMT

Knitting magazines are just not only the knitting, crocheting etc. there seems to be always abunch of other junk in them that you are not interested in. I think it is a waste of money to subscribe to them. I subscribe to several different magizine and the advertisement in them is awful. More ads then usable info. Then they want you to reup with a new subscription.

No thanks

If you get one pattern out of the magazine for a little knitting or crochet pattern.... that's a lot of money in my book for a pattern. There are many many things you can make for charity without having to pay for a pattern.

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

hmfsrs — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 17:00:34 GMT

i wouldn't assume the Jackie Fee pattern is for charity knitting, it's from a collection called Homeless Knittings, the "s" on the end of knitting could imply something else.

with all of the free patterns you'd think readers would be thankful - they can't give everything away for free.

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

knitter417 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:12:52 GMT

Regarding the Piecework magazine I received. I too was dissapointed in all the minitures as I have no interest in them. I was hoping for across section of what the magazine is really like. I cannot order the subscription based on what I received in my free issue. It does look like more interesting patterns in the up-coming magazine

Knitter417.

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

judyg8942 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 13:25:27 GMT

Is your PieceWork - a magazine or a book? I am interested in finding it. I want to

make the "Homeless Knittings Child's Hat. I know you want to sell as many magzines as possible but a pattern so easy as the Childs hat I would THINK you'd offer it for free

along with the 100's of other patterns you have. Seeing that the pattern is under the

catagory of HOMELSS KNITTINGS.. It would be for a good cause. Maybe someone

would really knit it and give it to the homeless shelters. Hats, blankets, scarves are always

needed at the homeless shelter.

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

constance@6 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 04:33:15 GMT

How do you download free edging? Thank you..............

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

DanielleA — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 01:50:34 GMT

Dear smmoore@telus.net

BO stands for Bind Off

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

smmoore@telus.net — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 22:27:14 GMT

Hi Ann

I figured out what the abbreviation "BO" means after I posted my first comment. Binding off. No need to reply .

Sharon

re: Knit up a Blizzard (Scarf), Plus a Free Edging Pattern!

smmoore@telus.net — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 20:30:05 GMT

Hi Ann Budd

I have a question about an abbreviation on your knitted Wheat-Ear Border pattern. I have done quite a bit of knitting but I have never encountered "BO". Would you please email me to let me know what BO means. It is a very cute pattern and I agree that it would make a holiday tree garland. That is what I would like to try with your pattern.

Look forward to your reply.

Sharon

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WItatter — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 20:11:30 GMT

I recently received my first issue of Piecework. I was hoping for tatting patterns that weren't just copied from an old book.

Will there be new patterns or will it always be from books I already own, as I own almost all tatting books available? That was my main reason for taking the subscription as I am always looking for new things to tat.

I do knit also, but the first issue was a disappointment as it was mostly miniatures and I have NO interest in those.

Looking forward to the next issue and hoping it will be more useful and not just a "history" lesson. LOL