Short Row Heel, Cabling, Magic Loop\xa0\xa0 This show by sponsored by my Longaberger Home Business and Quince & Co.\xa0 Show notes at www.knittingpipeline.com
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\nNature Notes\xa0 We\u2019ve gone from very hot weather to much cooler, which I am enjoying.\xa0 An Eastern Phoebe, or pair of phoebes, is building a nest on our gutter outside the bedroom window. May Apples and Sweet William are adding to the color of the woodland floor.\xa0"Every spring is the only spring - a perpetual astonishment."-Ellis Peters
\nNeedle Notes Low Note: Proactive Star Toe Socks: Pico Accuardi Dyeworks. Accidental Felting despite not going into dryer.
\nPlain Socks:\xa0\xa0 Used Austermann Step with Aloe and Jojoba. Two knots in skein. Great yardage. A little on the thin side.
\nListening back to an Episode and I heard myself say that I didn\u2019t like having two pair of socks going at the same time. Why? Erin of MommyNeedsYarn No MoreTears for Autism Speaks. Started project on March 23, Finished April 1, 2012. Learned:
\n1. I will not collapse if I have more than one pair of socks in progress 2. Magic Loop\u2026getting into the groove.\xa0 3. Had a gutter where the loop came out. First stitch on each needle was a purl stitch. Cat Bordhi video with alternative way to purl. At this point my head was beginning to spin but I decided to 4. Cable without a needle. Knittinghelp.com\xa0 5. Short Row Heel First do a series of decreasing short rows with wrapped stitches and then a series of increasing short rows with wrapped stitches 6. New way of concealing wraps Cat Bordhi video
\nPiper\u2019s Journey KAL: Will probably unsticky the thread at the end of the month
\nUpcoming Pattern: Hyla Brook\xa0Will use 2 skeins of Quince & Co Tern (wool/silk blend)
\nKnitting McHenry by Susan B Anderson, Simple Skyp Socks by Adrienne Ku
\nWatching: The Fat Squirrel Speaksby Amy Beth. Fantastic video cast! Go watch it!
\nReading: At Home by Bill Bryson
\nListening: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
\n\nThanks for listening!\ufeff
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