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Re: One for all the fibercrafters! [message #7717 is a reply to message #1062 ]

Fri, 12 December 2008 04:30

Susan from Athens
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Charis, I'm drooling. Now you have to photograph it all and put it in your Ravelry stash. Lucky girl, so much lovely knitting ahead of you.

_{“I have always imagined heaven to be a kind of library.” –Jorge Luis Borges}

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Fri, 12 December 2008 15:56

holmes44
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here is my quilt,now remember i never said i was an artist, i just love putting then together. i had to take the picture in three sections.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3049/3103417172_1e59ea44ff.jpg?v=0

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3091/3102586459_b771985225.jpg?v=0

Bonnie Holmes the faster ahead I go, the more behind I get

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Fri, 12 December 2008 15:57

holmes44
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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3231/3102588381_6420e362c3.jpg?v=0

Bonnie Holmes the faster ahead I go, the more behind I get

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Fri, 12 December 2008 16:03

Susan from Athens
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This looks great Bonnie! So your sister loves cycling and camping, has a daughter who dances and a son who goes cycling and (I'm guessing) a husband who runs or plays basketball. And she goes curling? It looks lovely. Well done, I'm sure she'll love it.

_{“I have always imagined heaven to be a kind of library.” –Jorge Luis Borges}

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Fri, 12 December 2008 16:13

holmes44
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actually my sister runs marathons all over the place but that was a great deduction.

Bonnie Holmes the faster ahead I go, the more behind I get

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Fri, 12 December 2008 16:33

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Make that 1,000 posts...

"And by the way you look fantastic in your boots of Chinese plastic."

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Fri, 12 December 2008 16:34

ssshunt
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Great quilt, Bonnie! Your sister will love it. She runs marathons? I'm impressed!

"And by the way you look fantastic in your boots of Chinese plastic."

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Fri, 12 December 2008 20:49

Susan from Athens
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Colour me impressed too, Bonnie, and sorry about the sexist preconceptions.

_{“I have always imagined heaven to be a kind of library.” –Jorge Luis Borges}

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Fri, 12 December 2008 23:02

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many rounds of applause to you Bonnie!

"remember, it's called a play... that means you should PLAY"

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Fri, 12 December 2008 23:13

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As requested by Susan...

This broken star in Amish colors is the only full-size quilt I've ever made, and it's...oh dear... about 20 years old. The red is pretty unstable, so I've tried hard to keep it away from sunny windows and the like. It's held up pretty well, but it's way too big for my bed, so it's been a wall quilt since I moved here. The one ON the bed is one my mom did for me, she pieced the top and then paid someone to machine quilt it because she hates doing machine quilting, and has already had enough hand quilting to last her lifetimes.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3092/3103277443_f287d54bfd.jpg

_{"The time is always right to do what's right."--MLK Jr.}

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Fri, 12 December 2008 23:18

Susan from Athens
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Fabulous Black Bear. I have done some small amount of handsewn patchwork in the past, but the emphasis is on small. This is immense and the colours are great too! Well done.

_{“I have always imagined heaven to be a kind of library.” –Jorge Luis Borges}

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Fri, 12 December 2008 23:20

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Immense is one word for it, yes. Smile

I don't think the quilting in the black squares shows up in the photo, but it's a sort of celtic knot pattern, and then I went in the ditches around all the diamonds. It was a lengthy project. I was living at home at the time, so mercifully had the use of both Mom's quilt frame, and Mom. Otherwise it'd've never gotten done...

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Sat, 13 December 2008 00:54

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I'm gonna hijack this thread for a minute to grumble at my lace...
Dear torchon pattern book,
you are USELESS. This is the SECOND spider I will be undoing as you didnt give clear instructions for how much ground there should be before starting said spider. So the 2 hours work last saturday will once again be undone to accomadate your odd markings.
GAH! (Oh well its still not as frustrating as knitting!).

I want to learn to quilt too. I seriously have to win the lotto to feed my craft lust.

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Sat, 13 December 2008 06:50

Susan from Athens
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tassiegal wrote on Sat, 13 December 2008 07:54

There, there. It took four tries to get my first knitted lace going, but it was worth it. I had a couple of free evenings (a very rare event) and so I got started. As to the lotto win, I too could use the boost. Too much yarn porn recently means that my stash has grown, while my purse has shrunk. But still, a ton of things to look forward to.

_{“I have always imagined heaven to be a kind of library.” –Jorge Luis Borges}

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Sat, 13 December 2008 06:53

Susan from Athens
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Black Bear wrote on Sat, 13 December 2008 06:20

I was living at home at the time, so mercifully had the use of both Mom's quilt frame, and Mom. Otherwise it'd've never gotten done...

I have no idea what a quilt frame is. Obviously my quilting ignorance is even greater than I thought. It isn't something practiced in Greece. I do know what a Mom is Wink

and have a lovely and useful one myself, but she really isn't into crafts. She is into cooking and making preserves, however, which is wonderful. I have a constant flow of chutneys, jams and marmalades that it is my duty to taste. Family obligations are so onerous...

_{“I have always imagined heaven to be a kind of library.” –Jorge Luis Borges}

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Sat, 13 December 2008 08:29

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Susan from Athens wrote on Sat, 13 December 2008 06:53

I have no idea what a quilt frame is.

This is a quilt frame. To do the actual quilting--the stitching through that ties the top to the filling and the bottom--the fabric needs to be held taut, and it can't slip at all. Pins won't do. So for a large quilt like mine, this is easiest done on a quilt frame. You attach the top and bottom of the quilt to wood poles, put the poles in the frame, and then roll the excess quilt up on one pole til you've got a foot or two of quilt showing flat like a tabletop. Then you lock the thing in place and start sewing; when you've quilted as much as you can reach, you turn the poles, wrapping up the quilt you've done and exposing more of the part you haven't. When you reach the end, voila, it's quilted and you just have to sew on a binding around the edge.

Small quilts, you can use an embroidery hoop if you're careful to not stretch the fabric. My mom's quilt frame was made by my dad, very simple and elegant. Like I said, she doesn't hand-quilt any more... a shame, really, it's a very social activity. You can get 4-5 people around a large quilt, all working on it together.

_{"The time is always right to do what's right."--MLK Jr.}

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Sat, 13 December 2008 10:08

Susan from Athens
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Thanks Black Bear, most illuminating. Something like a half-loom, in fact.

_{“I have always imagined heaven to be a kind of library.” –Jorge Luis Borges}

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Sat, 13 December 2008 17:23

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Black Bear, that quilt you made is gorgeous. I once tried to make a similar quilt, and gave up after one square. It wouldn't lie flat, it peaked up like a hat. And I thought, No wonder I'm a writer, I suck at so many other things.

Not that I don't suck as a writer--yet to be determined.

"And by the way you look fantastic in your boots of Chinese plastic."

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Sat, 13 December 2008 21:09

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Blackbear, that is GORGEOUS! Serious, I have so much envy right now! I keep looking at quilts, but -definitely- don't have the patience for them. *hats off*

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Sun, 14 December 2008 01:36

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Susan from Athens wrote on Fri, 12 December 2008 04:30

Charis, I'm drooling. Now you have to photograph it all and put it in your Ravelry stash. Lucky girl, so much lovely knitting ahead of you.

I know! I'm so excited! I can't stop petting it!

The sad part is that I'm already dying to buy more.

But first I need to finish a couple of projects so that I can show them off! I'm really pleased because I managed to knit in the round! I tried to use dpns, and I was pulling my hair out, so I skipped to the magic loop method that I've heard people mention and it was so much easier and more intuitive for me. So I managed to knit a jonquil! I just need to put it together.

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Sun, 14 December 2008 05:32

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Charismitaine wrote on Sun, 14 December 2008 08:36

The sad part is that I'm already dying to buy more.

This is the sad tale of the yarn stash - it is an addiction. Whatever you have will not suffice. Yarn porn makes matters worse. And if you hear someone say: You should see this.... Block your ears with wax. Wink

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Sun, 14 December 2008 10:35

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Mori-neko wrote on Sat, 13 December 2008 21:09

Blackbear, that is GORGEOUS! Serious, I have so much envy right now! I keep looking at quilts, but -definitely- don't have the patience for them. *hats off*

Thanks Mori (and everyone!)--that's kind of you to say! I think I lack the patience for something this big nowadays, myself. It took a damn long while. In the last year or so I've shifted to leathercrafting, which is a different sort of challenge. Smile

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Sun, 14 December 2008 14:47

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i am glad you likes the quilt.

bonnie

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Sun, 14 December 2008 14:51

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Ooh, what kind of leathercrafting do you do? A friend of mine works with leather--she sculpts masks.

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Sun, 14 December 2008 15:03

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I finally redeemed myself from total lameness by getting some project photos up on Ravelry! For those of you not on that site but who still like looking at photos (ahem, Shelley) here you go:
The first is the baby afghan that I made for my nephew who is due in January.

http://images4cf.ravelry.com/uploads/TheLorelei/3277568/IMGP0687_medium.jpg

Next, the stripey alpaca scarf I made for my husband, shown here modeling oh so handsomely but still anonymously:

http://images4cf.ravelry.com/uploads/TheLorelei/3277754/IMGP0695_medium.jpg

That scarf was the second incarnation of a project for the spouse. The first was frogged and knitted into what you see above. Susan from Athens found the lovely pattern for me. Smile

[Updated on: Sun, 14 December 2008 15:05]

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Sun, 14 December 2008 15:09

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And then the scarf I made for myself out of fancy schmancy Sublime cashmere/silk/merino yarn...(and George reclining in the corner)

http://images4cf.ravelry.com/uploads/TheLorelei/3277709/IMGP0690_medium.jpg

Followed by half of a bodice thing I'm working on, also with George:

http://images4cf.ravelry.com/uploads/TheLorelei/3277881/IMGP0701_medium.jpg

My husband likes to tell people I'm making an Amish tube top. I'm sure the Amish would really appreciate it if they knew.

[Updated on: Sun, 14 December 2008 15:10]

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Sun, 14 December 2008 15:15

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And then a rather intimidating beaded hat and scarf set that I'm trying to convince myself to start. You can see what it's supposed to look like...I actually have to do the crochet gauge swatch again, as it was a half inch bigger than called for, and I've been feeling lazy, so...

http://images4cf.ravelry.com/uploads/TheLorelei/3277961/IMGP0703_medium.jpg

And then my progress on the first square so far of a sampler afghan I'm making for my sister and brother-in-law:

http://images4cf.ravelry.com/uploads/TheLorelei/3278031/IMGP0698_medium.jpg

The only thing I don't have photos of is this awesome baby afghan I made a couple of years ago for my friend; she sent me some pictures of her little guy with it, but I don't feel it's ethical for me to post pictures of someone else's baby online, so you'll just have to use your imagination. It's peach, and has the letters of the alphabet on it.

Yay for pictures! By the way, I am dying of jealousy at the quilts posted earlier. I do not have the patience for quilting, so I very much admire those who do. You're all rockstars, as far as I'm concerned.

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Sun, 14 December 2008 15:44

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Laura, great work! The scarf came out beautifully. Congrats. And you got your act together too! Oooh, I'll have to make the trip to Ravelry (when I am not quite so inundated with translation) and see. Any stash pictures too? (Yarn envy is almost as good as yarn porn). Smile

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Sun, 14 December 2008 17:39

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Yarn porn? Did somebody mention yarn porn? Hey, thanks, Laura! Good stuff. (I want the scarf.)

"And by the way you look fantastic in your boots of Chinese plastic."

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Sun, 14 December 2008 17:46

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Charismitaine wrote on Sun, 14 December 2008 14:51

Ooh, what kind of leathercrafting do you do? A friend of mine works with leather--she sculpts masks.

I'm working on moccasins. Deer and buffalo. So far it is a learning process--I have learned that I need to make my patterns more carefully. Smile

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Sun, 14 December 2008 20:20

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Laura wrote on Sun, 14 December 2008 15:15

And then a rather intimidating beaded hat and scarf set ...

Awesome scarves and hats and all! They look fabulous!

Smooshes!

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Sun, 14 December 2008 20:23

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Here's a few things I just finished up.

This is wool/alpaca on a .5 ounce spindle:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3005/2870160115_ceb8c727fd.jpg?v=0

228 and 224 yards
4 oz

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3213/3093924388_285214c53c.jpg?v=0

Didn't turn out to be as much yardage as I thought, but that's okay. I must have got lazy in there somewhere and started spinning thicker. (Or I was wrong about the weight, but I'm pretty sure it's 4oz.)

Smooshes!

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Sun, 14 December 2008 20:26

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I also have this wool/bamboo, definitely 4 ounces of fiber on a 1.3 ounce spindle. I love the flower shape; it makes natural notches that keep the yarn from slipping around the whorl.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3195/2975629526_f9aa1bd0a2.jpg?v=0

Came out 122 and 168 yards, 290 yards total

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3289/3084264115_cb7e249a8c.jpg?v=0

They're a bit short for socks, but it's also pretty thick, so we'll see. I might start them toes up, that way it won't matter if I run out.

Smooshes!

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Sun, 14 December 2008 20:32

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Currently I'm working on this: BFL/Merino/Silk: 40/40/20

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3150/3107290355_02361f3f24.jpg?v=0

I'm spinning it *very* fine, and planning on making three ply yarn out of it. Depending on what weight it turns out, it may grow up to be socks.

And while I have you hear, I may as well give you the name of my new cra-- I mean spendy fiber supplier. (And she IS spendy -- I totally can't afford to buy from her often -- but I cannot resist...) It's good to look at her things (though the shop empties rather quickly after she updates) and drool. Mostly, that is what I do.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3157/3047937887_765b05c1d7.jpg?v=0

50/50 Mongolian cashmere and Mulberry silk, 2 ounces. I think it will be a pet for a while.

[Updated on: Sun, 14 December 2008 20:33]

Smooshes!

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Sun, 14 December 2008 20:38

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Jodi: Gasp. Sigh. I am speechless and a little bit...drooly. Yes, that's what I said.
That yarn is beautiful.

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Mon, 15 December 2008 00:45

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Oh man, those are all so beautiful! *kowtows in awe and shame*

Laura, your projects look great too! I love your schmancy scarf Wink

And I did manage to photograph my new yarn today, but it will have to wait to go up on Ravelry--instead I updated my projects! Most of them are wip, but I did finish one today and here it is, being modeled by my obliging sister:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3186/3109890680_e44f08a36a.jpg?v=0

It's a wide headband (Molly's Headband--it's on Ravelry) and I knitted a jonquil (part of the daffodil family) to cover some mistakes I made *cough* Remind me not to knit in the car on bumpy country roads anymore. I think it turned out rather smashing *pleased* It's to go to a friend whose favorite flower is the jonquil.

I also started my first Very Simple cabled scarf, and it's fabulous! Cables are soooo not scary now Very Happy

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Mon, 15 December 2008 00:48

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Beautiful yarn, Jodi. Lovely.

And I love the headband, Charis!

[Updated on: Mon, 15 December 2008 00:49]

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Mon, 15 December 2008 04:37

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Jodi you know I am in awe of your spinning abilities... And that pink stuff, drool doesn't cover it!

Laura, wow, you are going fast, girl. You make me ashamed of myself. Haven't knitted anything for the last couple of weeks. ***hangs head in shame*** I've been translating till 2 in the morning and falling asleep in front of my computer. (Plus getting anxiety attacks about the riots, which knitting would help, if I did any). You guys are motivating! I will find some time today! I WILL! I swear!

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Mon, 15 December 2008 08:01

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Susan, do me a favor and promise me you'll make it into your BED before falling asleep!
But thanks for the compliments...although to be fair, the baby blanket was finished awhile ago; I just didn't have photos up! I'm not as speedy quick as it may seem...

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Mon, 15 December 2008 09:30

Susan from Athens
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Well you and Charis are certainly whizzing through much faster than I am Smile

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