This week is a little mumbly, bumbly piece about a hat I designed. Also, little reminder. The end of the year is nigh. Knitting-wise. So, be mindful.
These are my notes from making the hat. Allow me to point out the scratches out and re-working.
The outside of the hat, as worked.
The inside, as worked, which I will use as the outside, although the recipient can do what she likes.
Just for fun, my version of the Anticraft's Bad Juju, which I worked in Peace Fleece, in a worsted-weight Ukrainian Red. I think it's spooky and great.
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yeah-you are back!
how was/is your thesis?
you were missed
I'm presenting it Oct. 5. Wish me luck!
Good luck!
And in your "spare" time, a question: I was just listening to one of your early episodes when you were talking about short rows, and the idea of short row toes on toe-up socks. Do you know if there is information on that somewhere online, by you or not? I need to see something on it; I think I mostly got it from your description, but need the visual.
BTW, this was a great idea for a sub-genre of knitting podcast. You make knitting math less intimidating.
Here's some more good-thesis-presentation vibes.
*hides head in shame* My search bar was searching ebay and not Google. Not surprisingly, ebay had nothing about short row toes. Google does, however, which I now know.
You get extra good luck for reading silly questions posed on your blog.
Welcome back!
Thanks.
I'm going to try to knock out a show on Thursday about a 3x3 ribbed hat that I'm thrilled about. Otherwise, it'll have to be week after next, since I'm going to a conference. But I think I may have time, and I don't want to leave you guys in the lurch.
I spoke too soon. (sigh) I'll just have to try to make one for you all on Monday.
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