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slisen.blogspot.com  (click on photos to enlarge) This stocking is mad...

slisen.blogspot.com This mock rib makes an excellent flat edging on the sides of blankets, scarves and even on garment armholes, hems an...

slisen.blogspot.com  (click on photos to enlarge)  Did ya ever run onto a yarn that just wouldn't cooperate?  I just did. ...

slisen.blogspot.com This cap would make a good sleep cap because of its length and softness.  Increase tension to 4 or add more rows in t...

This is how I seam two edges of English Rib together to make a flat and virtually invisible seam.  To be successful, the ribbing must be con...

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...

Machine:   KX-350   Midgauge, 7mm Yarn:   Cotton Carpet Warp, 8/4 Tension:   T3 Gauge:   Unimportant These dishcloths are my favorite, ...

(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...

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...

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...