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Showing posts with label A knitted skeleton. Show all posts
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Wednesday, October 27, 2010
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Updates The photography is done and the pattern has been edited, its up on Ravelry here , Patternfish here and LoveKnitting here .... -
Once a week I post interviews with interesting people about their insights on their experience of working in the Knitt... -
Once a week I post interviews with interesting people about their insights on their experience of working in the Knitting indus... -
I've heard from lots of knitters who don't like swatching. I'm never really sure that I truly understand why. After all it... -
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-emily-brent-cardigan Many knitters are afraid to take on the challenge of knitting ... -
Armhole shaping decreases for garments are normally calculated by subtracting the cross shoulder measurement from the cross back or cross fr... -
I just read an article here , that says this type of party is becoming common. It sounds like fun to me. Is anyone having their own par... -
Once a week I post interviews with interesting people about their insights on their experience of working in the Knitting indust... -
The spacing of buttonholes can be done mathematically or with a buttonhole gauge that stretches to mark the placement of each hole. Gaug... -
In an effort to continue my own self education, I often read both the blogs and books published by other designers. On occasion I will d...
About Me
- Robin
- email contact robinknits(AT)gmail(dot)com I've been knitting my whole life. I don't even remember learning. I started making garments for myself in my teens and then explored sewing, tailoring and millinery. I want to teach knitters about fit and flattery and turn them into fashion stars! On my blog you will find lots of interviews with knitting industry professionals, how to tutorials and a variety of posts about what's going on in the knitting world. I love to come out and speak at shops and guilds. Here's what the Downtown Knit collective said after one of my talks: “Robin Hunter’s inspiring talk, “The Barbie Factor,” left everyone in a feel-good mood at the conclusion of the May meeting. Heads were nodding in agreement all around ... as she tackled a multi-faced problem faced by many knitters—why don’t we knit for ourselves? She touched on many topics including fashion, body image, media and how it all relates back to our knitting.” You can see my patterns on http://www.patternfish.com/des/robin_hunter and you can find me on Ravelry at http://www.ravelry.com/people/knittingrobin My YouTube channel is here:http://www.youtube.com/user/robinknits?feature=mhee