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How much work in progress (wips) do you have? Do you get more and more anxious when you near the finish line? Do toughts such as " It is important to me to be perfect in everything I attempt.", " I feel disappointed with myself, when I don’t do something perfectly" or "Striving to be as … Continue reading Knitting Advice Nr. 22: Tackle perfectionism hands-on (part one)
Lino is a 100% linen yarn and it comes in 36 colours. BC Garn is a Danish brand (company =Kremke Handelges, mbH). It is a non mercerised yarn, so it isn't slippery. I tried out this yarn with the intent of knitting a summer tank top with a central cable design This is the second … Continue reading Knitting with summer yarn: evaluation of Lino by BC Garn
I have made a significant update on this post. The updated part is at the end of the text, in the section called : "Research on chlorination". In this update, there is an explanation on the trade-off that is the Hercosett process : less damage on the structure of the wool fibre and the possibility … Continue reading Update to Knitting Advice Nr. 11: Don’t buy superwash wool (part 2)
Learn to knit. Be patient. Your might be rather disappointed with the results you achieve with your first projects. I certainly was with mines. How passionate you are about knitting and how much time and money you want to invest in acquiring this skill is up to you. But time and money it will take. … Continue reading Knitting Advice Nr. 1: Learn to knit (it takes time).
Once upon a while, having a blog was popular and hype. Hundreds of knitting blogs existed. It no longer is the case. So why yet another knitting blog ? Because my head is full of knitting and I tend to bore to death people with all my unsolicited knitting advice. These people don’t even knit. My … Continue reading Hello world ? Anyone looking for a 2023 knitting blog ?
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