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Postby Gal » 09 Mar 2014, 16:41

I can't remember a thread about this before although I think there was one somewhere...

Anyway, in view of our pending new arrival, I am thinking about making a little cardi/bonnet set or something. Has anyone any ideas how I can get hold of a pattern? I have wool already ;)
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Re: Knitting

Postby Kaz » 09 Mar 2014, 17:06

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Re: Knitting

Postby Gal » 09 Mar 2014, 17:24

Kaz I have googled for two days and none of the sites I've looked at have anything helpful - this one does! Thanks soooo much :D

Although the site must be American as it doesn't give you the thickness of wool, I have bought DK (double knitting) :|
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Re: Knitting

Postby Kaz » 09 Mar 2014, 19:41

Glad to help, and hope you find something :)
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Re: Knitting

Postby debih » 09 Mar 2014, 19:53

Join ravelry.com Gal.

There are thousands of free patterns and you can see other peoples pictures and comments about each pattern.

You can search by putting a name of what you want to make (ie bonnet), the type of wool, how much wool, etc.

It really is an amazing site.
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Re: Knitting

Postby Ally » 10 Mar 2014, 08:40

Thanks for that link Debih - I've just joined now. :D

I really want to get cracking and learn to knit properly - I have a smashing knitting book (I think you recommended it a couple of years ago :shock: ) so I'm raring to go. :D
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Re: Knitting

Postby Kaz » 10 Mar 2014, 08:44

Oh that sounds like a fab site :) Good luck Ally 8-) :D
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Re: Knitting

Postby JoM » 10 Mar 2014, 14:40

allyluvselvis wrote:Thanks for that link Debih - I've just joined now. :D

I really want to get cracking and learn to knit properly - I have a smashing knitting book (I think you recommended it a couple of years ago :shock: ) so I'm raring to go. :D


Same here Ally!
I bought this book from the Book People just before Christmas and it looks like it's just what I need but I've not yet got around to attempting anything. I'm fine with the basics though but I'd like to do a bit more.
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Re: Knitting

Postby debih » 10 Mar 2014, 16:54

You tube is fab for tutorials.
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