Knitting, crocheting and general craftery

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Jan 2020
7:29am, 27 Jan 2020
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Helegant
Lovely work everyone. My cwtch jumper is 95% finished. 8 rows of the cowl neck and a lot is seam joining to go.
Jan 2020
9:15am, 27 Jan 2020
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Garfield
Very cute WL and nice colours too. I need to attach handles to a bag I crocheted to hold a yoga mat...one of these days I'll get around to it!!
Jan 2020
9:51am, 27 Jan 2020
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Purps
They're absolutely fabulous WL
Feb 2020
8:58am, 1 Feb 2020
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Purps
Would you knit mittens on small circulars or dpns? And if small circulars do they need to be short in length?
Feb 2020
9:22am, 1 Feb 2020
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panad
I would always use circulars over dpns if it were an option purps as I hate dpns. I use long cable circulars and magic loop for socks/mittens etc, never tried short cable circulars, I think it depends how short the cable needs to be and therefore how short the needles are and how that feels in your hand as to whether or not you get on with them.
Feb 2020
9:27am, 1 Feb 2020
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panad
Currently in danger of casting on ‘all-the-things’ as i’m going away for a few days and despite having done very little knitting recently CANNOT possibly risk running out whilst i’m away from home :-)

I appear to be finally going down the boxy ravelry.com slope after putting it off for years, and also have stash yarn for tierney ravelry.com from The Knitter magazine (that i can get free e-copy of through library) and i expect there’llbe an ‘emergency’ pair of socks just in case ;)
Feb 2020
11:21am, 1 Feb 2020
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Wine Legs
Yeah, I use long circulars where possible and use the magic loop method too.
Feb 2020
10:05pm, 1 Feb 2020
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Meglet
Two circs for me. Works for any number of stitches.
Feb 2020
7:45am, 2 Feb 2020
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Purps
Thanks for the replies :) I've watched a couple of videos and magic loop looks easy enough for me, I'll have to look at 2 circs as well and decide what to try.
Feb 2020
8:03am, 2 Feb 2020
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Purps
Ooh, so I've just watched a video and the lady was knitting only 10 stitches, looked purps friendly but also easy to get tangled. Will try both.

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