Bandwagon
This Kool Aid dyeing business is a lot of fun.
Enough (hopefully) self-striping superwash to make another pair of Jaywalkers.
- Unventing A Cable
- Dyeing Self-Striping Yarn
- Fair Isle Steeks: Introduction; Setting Up; Handling Color Changes
- Steeks, Pt 2: Planning; Placing; Handling Decreases
- Steeks, Pt 3: Traditional/Unreinforced
- Steeks, Pt 4: Hand-Sewn
- Steeks, Pt 5: Crocheted
- Steeks, Pt 6: Putting It All Together: Working Sleeves; Blocking; Finishing
- Steeks, Pt 7: A Word on Norwegian Steeks
- Majoring in Lace: Introduction; Traditional Shawl Construction
- Lace, Pt 2: Yarn Choices; Needle Choices; Gauge; Chart Reading 101
- Lace, Pt 3: The Structure of Lace; Movements of Lace Knitting
- Lace, Pt 4: Provisional and Invisible Cast Ons; Hard Cast Ons; Circular Beginnings
- Arrowhead Pullover (Original)
- Striped Cardigan (Original)
- Almost Argyle Socks (Original)
- Twisted Stitch Sweater (Original)
- Texture Shell Original)
- Mini-Argyle Stockings Original)
- Frost Flowers and Leaves (Eugen Bugler for A Gathering of Lace)
- Shedir (Jenna Wilson for Knitty)
- Deep V Argyle Vest (Original)
- Baby Argyle Vest (Original)
- Print O' The Wave Stole (Original)
- Floral Felted Bag (Interweave Knits, Fall '04)
- Jaywalker Socks (Grumperina for Magknits)
- Flared Lace Smoke Ring (Heartstrings Fiber Arts)
- Peacock Feathers Shawl (Fiddlesticks Knitting)
- Fir Cone Square Shawl (Oberle, Folk Shawls)
- Norwegian Stockings (Bush, Folk Socks)
- Union Square Market Pullover (Interweave Knits, Fall '05)
- Kimono Shawl (Oberle, Folk Shawls)
- Butterfly (Rowan 37)
- Macho Aran (Original)
- Felted Powerbook Jacket (Original)
- Cabled Hooded Cardigan (Adrienne Vittadini 15)
- Flower Basket Shawl (Interweave Knits, Fall '04)
Affiknity
Black Olive
Ei Knit
Fig and Plum
Grumperina
Hello Yarn
KnitFix
KnitLit
January One
Moth Heaven
Mustaa Villaa
NakedieKnits
Needles On Fire
Purly Whites
Rose-Kim Knits
Streets and YOs
SweetGeorgia
Sweet Pea Knits
Unwind Knitting
Use Your Hands
Whispering Pine
Yarn Harlot
Black Olive
Ei Knit
Fig and Plum
Grumperina
Hello Yarn
KnitFix
KnitLit
January One
Moth Heaven
Mustaa Villaa
NakedieKnits
Needles On Fire
Purly Whites
Rose-Kim Knits
Streets and YOs
SweetGeorgia
Sweet Pea Knits
Unwind Knitting
Use Your Hands
Whispering Pine
Yarn Harlot
Comments
Would you mind me asking what colour Kool Aid you used? The colours are lovely.
Posted by: kitty kitty | December 11, 2005 09:49 PM
Your Kool Aid dyeing is so much more interesting than mine! I have enlisted the help of my almost 6 year old autistic son, though, so I have to keep mine quick and simple. My son Hayden has been helping me dye some yarn so I can make his autism therapists scarves for Christmas. We use only 1 color, though. How did you do the multicolor?
Posted by: Stephanie | December 11, 2005 09:54 PM
Nice! That almost looks like the Midnight Knitter colorway of Vesper! Where'd you score the superwash sock yarn from?
Posted by: Angela | December 12, 2005 02:04 AM
Eunny! Just catching up on your last several posts. (D@#$ Bloglines!) Your bag is AMAZING. So beautiful. I am not letting my husband look at this, because he'll never be impressed with anything I knit, ever again. LOL! Also, love your sock yarn. Nice color combination!
Posted by: Laura | December 12, 2005 07:06 AM
You got some great colors! Welcome to the kool-aid bandwagon!
Posted by: Diana | December 12, 2005 09:01 AM
I love those colors -- that's one of my favorite combos right now. I am knitting my sister a felted bag with that palette. Lovely!
Posted by: Rachel | December 12, 2005 09:27 AM
I do love those colors together. I can't wait to see those socks because I know that they'll be fabulous.
Posted by: Colleen | December 12, 2005 09:42 AM
Very nice colors you got there. I tried kool aid dyeing over the weekend but surely didn't turn out as nice as your's.
Posted by: vanessa | December 12, 2005 05:22 PM
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Posted by: jonny989 | December 7, 2006 02:05 AM