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Yes! Please link to me - here's my button Knitting Bookstore to browse and drool Anne's s*t*a*s*h! (blush) 52 or 79 things I have discovered about me, life and knitting. Or fewer. Or more. What Anne does for a living Work on needles Patricia Roberts Pierrot Heavily adapted but with the same zing as the original Socks For Mike (DH) in bluey Opal Beaded top in hemp Hemp yarn from House of Hemp in 'gosh', kingfisher blue / green. Anne's finished projects 2004 Mike's cable sweater in marled grey Rowan wool - cotton. Luscious in 100% alpaca. Denim socks in blue Regia Socks brooch Denim socks in beige Regia Rachel's 40th Birthday scarf Meghan's Croc Scale scarf Two moebius scarves Jamtart's cat blanket Project Melanie's Baby Baby togs and stuff Finished projects 2003 2002 Online yarn stores and resources Christmas Stockings TOP SECRET T has a bit of a pink thing going on. SECRET Fluffy for Toz. I call that deception.	October 20th Bliss What a fine scene. These cats have got it all together. Has the recipient just had a sauna? October 15th As the summer draws to a close... ... the garden becomes even more inviting, just to catch the last rays of sumshine with a glass or two of wine down by the pond. Yes, it dows get a bit jungly, various plants have matured somewhat in the last couple of years. I usually hide on the other side of the pond under the big dark tree :) October 13th Partridges Lined up on the roof of Mike's studio. Partridges? Yes, partridges. October 10th Knitted breasts again I've had another spate of requests for the pattern for knitted breasts. The pattern itself is copyright, but the address for obtaining it is here: 61 Pennhouse Avenue, Wolverhampton, WV4 4BD, UK For an experienced knitter wanting to have a go themselves, knit a circle (like a small mug mat) as the base (either straight or in the round), then when the base is the right size, a garter stitch ridge (one row), then (knitting in the round, I suggest), decrease evenly and severely to take the 'walls' of the breast straight up, then start decreasing more to shape the breast inwards. If you knit in the round, the nipple is like the little finger tip of a glove. You have to stuff it somehow, so you might either stuff from the nipple, laboriously, or knit the base to and fro, thus leaving the radius open through which to stuff, then sew up the base seam at the end. Clear as mud? That's all you're getting. Archives: January 2004 February 2004 March 2004 April 2004 May 01 - 21 2004 May 22 - 31 2004 June 2004 July 2004 August 2004 September 1 - 16 2004 September 22 - 30 2004 Knitting Archives 2003 Knitting Archives 2002	Send an email to Anne Knitting books now: Scarf Style Scarves and wraps with wonderful twists by Pam Allen and 30 other contemporary designers. Ideas range from extremely simple to very, very complex - with magnificant results. US shoppers Knitter's Handy Book of Sweater Patterns - Ann Budd Dead simple square bodies for each of the six main sleeve variations, with either crew or v-necks, in five different gauges and up to 54" chest. If you want to add a touch of style though, such as shaping to the body (how revolutionary ;/ ) or a wider neck line, you have to know how to do it yourself. US shoppers For real style, albeit for one gauge (22sts / 10cm) and "only" up to 42" chest, 1000 sweaters beats the above a million times over. Let's face it, if you can do the adaptations required to get some shape into a sweater from The Knitter's Handy Book, then you can work out a different gauge or size for 1000 sweaters. US shoppers Knitting Bookstore Read this month: Tears of the Giraffe - Alexander McCall Smith US shoppers Explore a quality, original, independent web site here: The Knitting Revolutionary Not just knitting. Not by any stretch. knitters and bloggers extraordinaire french language Au fil des aiguilles Histoire d'aiguilles Marie Rouge Cerise - Sandra german language Das kleine Nadelspiel Frau Wimmer strickt Stricknadel und co Sockhaus Strick-Tagebuch Stricktick anglo/american language Blue Blog - Alison Brainy Lady - Alison Creating Text(iles) - Anne Creazativity - Libby Crowing Ram - Matt Emma and co. Fo Knits - Amy Gestalt Knitting Hairball In a minute ago - Sharon Indigirl - Amy Keyboard Biologist-Theresa KnitDad's Blog - Larry Knit One Purl Too Knitted Wings - Mare LoubyLoo's Knittin' - Linda Margaret's Knitting Mason-Dixon Knitting Mopsie Rachael Sandy's Knitting Staceyjoy Stephanie When knitting was a manly art - Jerry Widowknits - Jacqueline Witty Knitter - M-H odd stuff and commentary, usually knitting as well Boston Globe Hairball Knitting Revolutionary The Infinite Stitch << Prev | Next >> Previous | Next Previous | Next << Previous | Next>>