Twice this week, people have commented on old posts (one 3 years old, the other 4.5 years old!)
One asked a very specific question—only marginally related to the post –specifically how to change a simple 3 stitch 'broken rib” pattern –written for flat knitting-- into one for working in the round.
The second asked about a free pattern. She was sure the directions were wrong. (It available on Ravelry, it's been knit a half dozen times, and each time, it's worked perfectly)
Both had names that formed links—and in both cases I was willing to try and help.
But both of them had their blogger profiles blocked—so I couldn't send them an email, or a post a message on their blogs. There was no way to contact them.
REALLY? --You want my help? —ONLY you don't. (and aren't going to get it!)
Ok –end of rant!

White wool is a good go with most any color--(but I know her coat is blue—and her hat is my 3 color Fair Isle hat (see it here on Ravlery) I didn't knit the hat specifically for A—but it fit her, and she liked it. White will match well--(I couldn't find this yarn (JoAnnes Sensations sports weigth wool) in blue—and I tried to dye blue—but I didn't like the result. So plain white it is.)

(I had, and attached, what was once a earing—long mateless—as a bit of trim. but I don't really like it. I just have never bothered to find something better)--maybe now I will.
It's fully lined with a zipper closing, and has a cell phone pocket and a credit card pocket inside!
And here an almost complete ball of the same yarn.


Have you seen Nicky Epstein's newest project in the Winter issue of Vogue?
I-cord made into lovely ornate knots?
I think this left over yarn is going to become I-cord—and a fancy knot necklace.
4 comments:
I've also come across this same thing--people leaving comments on my blog but no way to answer. Makes you wonder what people think, that you're clairvoyant or something?
Those mitts are well worth waiting for. Very pretty!
Your cousin won't mind the wait, those mitts are beautiful! What an interesting idea. What kind of I-cord knot have you got in mind?
So pretty - what pattern did you use?
busgirl on rav
Regarding the commenters, if they are not tech savvy, they may not realize they are set up not to receive replies.
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