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winter wool projects part four – knitting roundup
This is the last post in the winter wool projects series. Below are a few links to some knitting projects meant to challenge. I understand that it is very cold down south. Mum’s pipes froze and she went without water. Minus five. I don’t miss that. So if you’re down south, you probably don’t want to hear that it’s still t-shirt weather here. And I tend to feel the cold. So when I was drooling over the sock patterns, thinking that I wouldn’t mind a new challenge, I realised that I’ll probably only be able to wear them for a couple of weeks. Oh well.
In the last post I added some links to online yarn stores. Do you find yarn expensive? I guess if your hobby provides you with something functional afterwards, then you’re getting double value for your dollar. However, I found these step by step instructions on reclaiming yarn from thrift store sweaters at Chaotic Crafter which would massively reduce the cost of knitting.
Potholder @ Chra Chen |
Cable knit potholder @ Katy Elliott |
Nifty knit potholder @ Permission to unwind |
Birdseed scarf @ Purl Bee |
Snowdrop lace Scarf @ Permission to unwind |
Reversible cable scarf @ Craftzine |
Simple hat @ Slip Slip Knit |
Cloche Friend Hat @ Yarn Tasting |
Beret @ Purl Bee |
Tutorial on knitting socks @ Come to Silver |
Cubist socks @ Knitting Daily |
Sundance socks @ Simply Sock Yarn |
Fetching fingerless gloves @ Knitty |
Tipless gloves @ Rain Drops |
Coraline Gloves @ Largely Unrepeatable |
Garter rib baby blanket @ Orange Flower |
Easy baby blanket @ Purl Bee |
Baby blanket with hood @ Thrifty Knitter |




















2 Responses to “winter wool projects part four – knitting roundup”
August 26th, 2010 at 1:36 pm
Hey, I’d just like to let other frugal knitters know about http://www.ravelry.com – it’s free to join and there are plenty of fantastic free patterns there.
Just do an advanced search and specify ‘free’ in the ‘availability’ tab. That will isolate all of the patterns available to download that don’t cost anything.
Happy knitting!
August 27th, 2010 at 8:40 am
Thanks Bec!
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