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post #1391 of 1522

Welcom to the Knitting Group Mzkynd.  Make sure to read the whole thread.  Lots of good tips in it.

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owned by 1 dog 2 cats 3 snakes and 1 loving husband
Memeber of ALBC and Plymouth Rock Club
my blog of my chickens   http://bmvchickens.wordpress.com/
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post #1392 of 1522

Welcome from Long Island NY

post #1393 of 1522

I put some in the mail today for your birds

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I hope this question doesn't offend anyone here but I am in need of yarn scraps, trimmings & little bits so I can make a few nesting kits for the wild bird population on our farm. I only have a small amount since I just finished adding all my extras to my Scrapghan last month.

 

If it's not too much I am happy to send back postage if you can mail some. I would really appreciate it =) any kind/type of yarn is welcome! Please PM me if you can help.

 

 

post #1394 of 1522

Thanks for the welcome Peepacheep :)

I have a quick question. I am a newbie knitter, only been knitting a couple of years, and am itching to get beyond washclothes and baby blankets. I found this and can not find a pattern anywhere, someone said they thought it might be a crochet pattern. I have the perfect yarn and baby dreadies that just need a pretty hair sleeve :=). Does anyone have a pattern that would be similiar?

Thanks :)

 

 

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post #1395 of 1522

You might do a search on Ravelry for hair sleeve patterns.  The search can be fine tuned for knit and/or crochet.  It is free to join Ravelry.     A lot of patterns are free or a small fee that often goes directly to the person who wrote the pattern.  I would think that some cowl patterns might also work for this to broaden your options.  The Good Luck cowl comes to mind for this. Should warn you, Ravelry can be almost as addictive as BYC!  big_smile.png

post #1396 of 1522

Peepacheep Oh I know all about Ravelry, lol I have searched high and low thru their patterns trying to find something similar. No luck. I hadn't thought about using a cowl pattern though. :)

 

 

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The garden is the poor man's apothecary.  ~German Proverb

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post #1397 of 1522

That looks Amish to me.  I would try a search on the net for Hair Sleeve or Amish hair sleeve.  See what you get, as it might have other names you can search for a pattern under.

Tamara   breeding Partridge Plymouth Rocks
owned by 1 dog 2 cats 3 snakes and 1 loving husband
Memeber of ALBC and Plymouth Rock Club
my blog of my chickens   http://bmvchickens.wordpress.com/
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owned by 1 dog 2 cats 3 snakes and 1 loving husband
Memeber of ALBC and Plymouth Rock Club
my blog of my chickens   http://bmvchickens.wordpress.com/
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post #1398 of 1522

I made this several months ago. Its suppose to be a cowl but I wear it as a head band. I think if you made it a little wider it would work. Its knit as a scarf then knit closed using the kitchener stitch.( You said you wanted to get away from blankets etc.)014.JPG015.JPG

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I made this several months ago. Its suppose to be a cowl but I wear it as a head band. I think if you made it a little wider it would work. Its knit as a scarf then knit closed using the kitchener stitch.( You said you wanted to get away from blankets etc.)014.JPG015.JPG

What stitch is that called? That looks great!

 

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post #1400 of 1522

 

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What stitch is that called? That looks great!

 

 

Its a Skacel pattern. Go to www.skacelknitting.com under free patterns on their home page (left side of page) then under scarfs its the Snowmageddon cowl. I made 14 repeats. since I'm wearing it as a head band I probably should have gone with 13. Maybe in my next life when all my projects are finished. Their site is weird ;I couldn't find a search button. I splurged and used a camel hair yarn.  Good luck. 

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