6 E offers an almost unlimited number of
knitted structures, while the OVJA 0.
During the previous decades the knitting technology has been developed in respect of
knitted structure, modified yarn and various kinds of knitting instruments.
The
knitted decorations are sold for PS1 each and the total amount is donated to Velindre.
I looked first in The Knitting Answer Book, and not finding it explained there I went online and learned that self-striping is a type of variegation in which each length of color is longer--12 inches or more, compared to the usual three to four inches--creating a series of stripes when
knitted into small projects like socks or mittens.
Some seasoned knitters, some had never
knitted a stitch in their lives.
Early knitting started with fishermen, who
knitted their own jumpers and socks; more men than women
knitted - now it's the other way round.
The weekly Knit'n'Natter group that meets at the library designed and then
knitted the tree.
The hardships of the Depression coupled with a desire to imitate the
knitted two pieces often sported by Hollywood actresses, saw knitting reach new heights of popularity in the 1930s.
Her porcelain homeware featuring
knitted patterns starts from pounds 20.
I've always been inspired by knitting techniques and you can experiment so well with colour and pattern in wool," says designer Melanie Porter, whose
knitted collection includes chairs, tables, lampshades and cushions, starting from pounds 75.
3 : to draw or come together closely as if
knitted : unite firmly <Hardship only knit the family more closely together.
4) A sweater
knitted at La Knitterie Parisienne, owned by Edith and Merrill Eig.