Weekly writings from Sandi Rosner on a life filled with knitting and books.
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A Knitting Amuse-Bouche
My colorwork sweater project is still on hold while I continue working on a commissioned project. Frankly, I can’t wait to get back to it—those sleeves are calling me from across the room!
In the meantime, I snuck in a little project for a...
Is The Book You Just Bought Genuine, or Pirated?
I received the following message via Ravelry from a crocheter a couple of weeks ago:
“Recently purchased Timeless Crochet Tank Tops Elegant Stitches Book by Daniel H Miller they are 8 of your patterns from 21 tanks and tunics. By the...
The Book That Shaped My Design Process
I made some progress on the first sleeve for my colorwork pullover.
There are 27 rounds to go before I start shaping the sleeve cap.
But this sweater project has been put aside while I take care of a rush sample knitting job. I manage to...
On to the Sleeves!
I finished knitting the body of my new colorwork pullover.
See that steek marking the position of one of the armholes? There are two more steeks: one at the other armhole and one at the V-neck.
This will be a fun sweater to wear when cold...
In the Land of the Steeks
Progress continues on the colorwork pullover, and it’s turning out to be a very enjoyable knit. The yarn, Quince & Co.’s Not Quite Lark, feels lovely in my hands. The colorwork pattern is simple and rhythmic, with the color changes acting a...
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SANDI ROSNER (she/her) is a freelance designer, technical editor, writer and teacher. When Sandi isn’t knitting, she usually has her nose in a book. She writes about knitting and books every week at A Good Yarn.
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