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Knitting On The Prairie

Friday, September 28, 2012

Needles clicking again

There are several projects in need of my attention but I wanted to get a towel started from the linen warp I purchased. I like the way it is working
up.

Posted by Martha Bachert at 1:02 PM

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knit - \ˈnit\

knit or knit·ted; knit·ting

to tie together

to link firmly or closely

to cause to grow together

to form by interlacing yarn or thread in a series of connected loops with needles

to make knitted fabrics or objects

~ ~ ~ Merriam-Webster Dictionary ~ ~ ~

So much yarn, so little time

So much yarn, so little time

Picture provided by a fellow knitter - see cloth below to see how beautiful this yarn knits up

"Little Ladders" - made by Theresa

"Little Ladders" - made by Theresa

Look how the verigated colors worked into a beautiful cloth.

You know you are addicted to knitting when . . . .

you are at a hardware store, mesmerized by the selection of twine, string, jute, or anything you see on the shelf that could possibly become your next knitting project.

~the prairie knitter~

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Set of 4 - Seed Stitch Cloths in Earthy Colors

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"All a Glitter" Dog Sweater

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Hand-Dyed Dog Sweater

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Pink Cable Dog Sweater ~ SOLD

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Set of 3 - Faded Denim Cloths

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Going "green" with hand-knitted cotton towels.

These towels measure approx. 10" x 13" - perfect size for any kitchen task. Use them to dry dishes, or as a hand or bar towel.

Save pricey paper towels for the worst of jobs, use cotton towels for most anything you need in the kitchen.

These towels are knit from 75% recycled cotton t-shirts. The other 25% is acrylic, which adds body and durability.

Each towel is $16.00 and comes in natural blues and neutral colors.

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You know you are addicted to knitting when . . . .

you have devised a way to knit while walking on a treadmill. Besides needing the coordination to knit and not fall off, this would also involve the use of a plastic grocery bag to hang from the handle of the treadmill. This is a must because you need to contain your yarn so it doesn't fall down and get caught up in the mechanism.

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