New stitch to me in this shawl: (K2togP1) = my interpretation is K2tog, leave these two stitches on the left needle. Bring the yarn from the back to the front between the two needles. Purl the 2 stitches tog and remove them from the left needle.
FINISHED:
Cable and Lace Baby Blanket by Stephanie Ament
DONE BY THIS PODCAST:
Granny Square
BY NEXT PODCAST:
Repair mitt.
REVIEW:
Punokset puikoille by Johanna Koski and Kristel Nyberg.
(Library Book. All opinions in the review are those of the blog author's.)
Secret Knitting: Bread Basket Liner using the Arrowhead Pattern that can be found at the Will Work For Yarn blog in Novita's 100% cotton Tennessee yarn. Pictures of the liner and the placemats can be seen on my other blog.
tea cozy: my own pattern from unknown stash yarn
BY NEXT PODCAST:
granny square
REVIEW:
Virkattua by Katriina Leppänen and (photography by) Antti Huittinen
(Library Book. All opinions in the review are those of the blog author's.)
Cable and Lace Baby Blanket by Stephanie Ament. Still working on this.
Toe-up Socks (my pattern). On the second sock.
Freya Shawl by Renate Haeckler (new stitch to me: S2K1PSSO) Hand-dyed yarn from Grannyg. Grannyg has a podcast that is now on hiatus because she has recently started an online magazine called Entangled.
(Library Book. All opinions in the review are those of the blog author's.)
SOMETHING ABOUT FINLAND: "Twig Sunday"
This is the rhyme that the witches say. There are different versions but this is the only one that I have heard.
Virvon varvon, (I don't think this means anything, but signals the witch is waving his/her wand.) tuoreeks, (fresh), terveeks, (health) tulevaks vuueks, (for the forthcoming year) vitsa sulle, (twig for you) palkka mulle! (reward for me!)
