Knitting, crocheting and general craftery

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Meglet
Meglet
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Meglet
Awesome Purps!
Garfield
Garfield
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Garfield
Very nice! :)
panad
panad
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panad
Brilliant purps!
Rosehip
Rosehip
Apr 2020
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Rosehip
Fab Purps :)

Fabric is fab and you've placed the sharks really well star
Purps
Purps
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Purps
Thank you all :) note to self, if planning French seams add more fabric when cutting, I had to unpick the side seams on this and redo them.

I've currently got some chambray and French Terry in a fabric company's basket, just looking at other fabrics for fun.
Gus
Gus
Apr 2020
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Gus
Ace breeks Purps
Helegant
Helegant
Apr 2020
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Helegant
I recognise that pattern too and I love your fabric choice.
EvilPixie
EvilPixie
Apr 2020
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EvilPixie
following on from the Best thread
If you had,say, 80-90 commercial balls of sock wool most of which are single balls of colours what would you do with it?
Also apart from scarfs and ideas for those single special one off but-I-like-it skeins that need using
oh and minis too!
LOL

Loving my chevron blanket :-)
Velociraptor
Velociraptor
Apr 2020
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Velociraptor
You could offer your least favourite balls for sale on Ravelry, Pix ;) There are threads for doing just that. Let the moths become someone else's problem.

Alternately, if you find you like knitting chevrons, the Zick-Zack scarf, which is just chevrons using more than one ball of variegated yarn and swapping at the end of every alternate row, is a simple and effective way of making something of challenging variegated colourways. And it can be adapted to make wraps and throws and bed runners if you have a long attention span.

I use my sock yarn for hats and mitts and socks, mostly, though some of it has become baby clothes for the fun of making them and cardigans for me.
EvilPixie
EvilPixie
Apr 2020
11:12am, 30 Apr 2020
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EvilPixie
selling it is effort though v-rap! The money is nice but getting to PO to deliver especially now is tough! I know pathetic excuse

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Possible tour of the Strictly costume workshops?

Details here: dsi-london.com

The regular "Behind the Seams" tour starts with champagne, lasts about 2 hours and includes lots of crystals and swishy dresses.

DSI London headquarters

The Courtyard

131 Aurelia Road

Croydon

CR0 3BF

If anyone wants to organise a group booking then hand up now please. Groups are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday at 11am or 2pm.

Otherwise we could make individual bookings at £29 each (2pm Saturday or Tuesday)

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A thread for those of us who like making 'stuff'.

Recommended yarn/craft shops: http://www.fetcheveryone.com/article-view.php?id=456

Lists of books/patterns http://www.fetcheveryone.com/article-view.php?id=460

Fabric shops - bricks or on-line. fetcheveryone.com/article-view.php?id=556

Article about sewing machines: fetcheveryone.com/article-view.php?id=557

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