Slisen's Happy Place
A little bit of this and that but mostly chat about machine knitting
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Grafting a Seam from the Purl Side
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Grafting a seam with a kitchener stitch is much easier and nicer looking if I work from the purl side. Before I ran onto this method, I sta...
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Friday, September 28, 2012
Dishcloths, Manually Tucked on Midgauge Machine
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Machine: KX-350 Midgauge, 7mm Yarn: Cotton Carpet Warp, 8/4 Tension: T3 Gauge: Unimportant These dishcloths are my favorite, ...
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Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Fall is On It's Way
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(Click on photo to enlarge) Well, looks like fall is coming. After such a hot and dry summer, it's kind of a relief to have it cool...
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Dyeing Yarn for Stripes
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slisen.blogspot dot com (click on photos to enlarge) I am not a pro dyer by any stretch of the imagination but I do enjoy dyeing, espe...
Monday, September 17, 2012
DIY Decker Comb
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slisen.blogspot dot com I have a wonderful update to this post. A friend on Ravelry sent her husband on a mission to find a 'better...
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Add a Bill to a Cap
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slisen.blogspot dot com It's quite easy actually to add a bill to a cap. I used a favorite cap pattern, knit on my bulky machine with...
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Saturday, September 15, 2012
Long Stocking Hat
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slisen.blogspot dot com Machine: Standard, Brother 965i without ribber Yarn: Tamm Bebe, approx 9 oz total Tension: 6 Gauge: ...
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Christmas Stocking, Midgauge
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Christmas is knocking on our door so it's time to get some knitting done. These stockings are very easy and quick to make. Can ...
Friday, September 14, 2012
Links and Spam
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Guess I did a no-no in the blogging world. When I save or print an article from someone else's blog, I always copy/paste the link into ...
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
How I Shortrow Sock Heels and Toes
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slisen.blogspot dot com 1. To decrease in shortrowing, lower the ribber one notch, change to main carriage arm and put on hold, hang w...
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