Lace
Lookit, Lookit! I've designed lace! That really works when you knit it up! (I'll stop with the exclaimation marks now.)
I was looking through a couple of different lace pattern books, thinking I'd find a pattern I liked and would make a shawl from the green yarn I bought last week. Nothing really grabed me though there was a pattern a bit like what I've designed that I liked. The pattern was as an insert though. So I started mucking about with it a bit and lookit, a shawl body pattern.
The triangles that fill in the left are ssk, the ones that fill in the right are k2tog, the O's are YO, the upside down Y's are slip one, k2tog, psso and the | are the first knit stitch of the row. There a k2tog in the bottom row that should be a knit stitch, but aside from that the pattern works. So very cool, for me at least.
I was looking through a couple of different lace pattern books, thinking I'd find a pattern I liked and would make a shawl from the green yarn I bought last week. Nothing really grabed me though there was a pattern a bit like what I've designed that I liked. The pattern was as an insert though. So I started mucking about with it a bit and lookit, a shawl body pattern.
The triangles that fill in the left are ssk, the ones that fill in the right are k2tog, the O's are YO, the upside down Y's are slip one, k2tog, psso and the | are the first knit stitch of the row. There a k2tog in the bottom row that should be a knit stitch, but aside from that the pattern works. So very cool, for me at least.
1 Comments:
At 5:32 pm, Anonymous said…
Here are the links I mentioned today at knitting plus a few others I like:
http://www.kategilbert.com/blog/
and the sweater I was talking about:
http://www.interweave.com/knit/interweave_knits/preview/2006_summer.asp
The textile archive:
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/weavedocs.html
This woman who has designed an awesome jacket and did the shawl I am going to knit:
http://www.eunnyjang.com/knit/
I think that should do for now
See you later!
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