Episode #30 – Crazy Town


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The Knitting Game

Round 3

EZ 100th Anniversary Camping Half-Circle by Mwaa Knit v. Wingspan by Maylin Tri’Coterie Designs

Winner: EZ 100th Anniversary Camping Half-Circle by Mwaa Knit with 71%

Round 4

EZ 100th Anniversary Camping Half-Circle by Mwaa Knit Vortex Shawl by Kristina McCurley
 
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EZ 100th Anniversary Camping Half-Circle by Mwaa Knit

  • Yarn weight – Fingering / 4 ply (14 wpi)
  • Needle size – US 8 – 5.0 mm
  • Yardage – 750 – 850 yards (686 – 777 m)

Vortex Shawl by Kristina McCurley

  • Yarn weight: Fingering / 4 ply (14 wpi)
  • Needle size:  US 7 – 4.5 mm
  • Yardage: 820 – 1000 yards (750 – 914 m)

Voting

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Project Highlight – Vortex Shawl

MaleficentKnits  – F@#! YOU, IRENE!

 Updates

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The Other Stuff

Knitting

WIPs

My First ShawlMadelinetosh Prairie in the Baltic colorway on US size 4 ChioGo needles.

Stash Expansions

Hazel Knits Artisan Sock – Purple Haze (Reminds me of Cloud Lover’s Haunted Vineyard special colorway for the Knit Girllls)

Knit Picks Crazy Town for two Color Affections

Spinning

On the Bobbin

Gale’s Art Polworth/Silk

Woolgatherings Merino

Stash Expansions

GnomeAcres Falkland in the Loki colorway

Sewing

Simplicity 2371 – Pants D and Tunic B

 

 

Comments 2

  • Thank you for highlighting my version of the Vortex shawl which was a collaborative project with Maylin of Tri’Coterie yarns out of France, as a gift for a friend of ours who lost her home to Hurricane Irene. Maylin dyed up the yarn to match a radar picture of the hurricane and I chose and knit up the pattern until I ran out of yarn. It was one of the simplest project I’ve ever knit but filled with lots of love and positive mojo for our friend.

    • No problem at all, I’m glad that you shared your project with the rest of the world. I thought it was an extremely creative use of the yarn and I love how people can find inspiration for the most beautiful things out of some of the worst situations on earth. Best of all, when something is made with love in the heart you can always tell, and I think that really comes through in your collaboration with Maylin. Awesome job to the both of you.

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