81. Freeform Knitting And Crochet By Prudence - Www.knotjustknitting.com Freeform knitting and Crochet designer offering a gallery of work, book to purchase and information about the technique. http://www.knotjustknitting.com

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82. Knitting Bloggers Powered by RingSurf. RING DESCRIPTION A ring for knitting blogs! RING STATS View the Stats for knitting Bloggers ring. This ring was started. Ring Members, http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=knittingblogs;action=info

83. Bekaert Textiles Belgium. Vertically integrated textile manufacturers. Yarn extrusion, and spinning, dyeing, weaving, knitting and finishing processes. Jacquard and dobby fabrics for mattress tickings, wall textiles, furniture, bags, bedding and table linens. Part of Gamma Holding. Requires Flash plugin to access. http://www.bekaerttextiles.com/

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84. BASIC KNIT INSTRUCTIONS What you need Worsted-weight yarn, any color or colors - Size 8, 14 -long knitting needles - Yarn needle with big eye - Small scissors Casting On. http://www.learntoknit.com/instructions_kn.php3

HOME WHY KNIT OR CROCHET KNIT VS. CROCHET THE BASICS ... DISCUSSION FORUMS Basic Crochet Instructions The instructions below will show you how to cast on and to make a knit stitch, also known as garter stitch. If you follow them exactly, you’ll complete a 7" by 9" block, which will be great practice and help a good cause: Warm Up America! Learn how your block can be joined with others to create an afghan to warm up someone in need. With these basics, you can make a scarf, hat, pillow, bag or any number of projects. Beginner Knit Block What you need: - Worsted-weight yarn, any color or colors - Size 8, 14"-long knitting needles - Yarn needle with big eye - Small scissors Casting On Step 1: Make a slip knot on the shaft of one needle. This counts as your first stitch. Step 2: Place this needle in left hand. Hold other needle in right hand to control the yarn. Insert point of right needle, from front to back, into the slip knot and under the left needle. Step 3: Hold left needle still in left hand, and move left fingers over to brace right needle. Step 4: With right index finger, pick up the yarn from the ball.

85. Kunshan Knitting General Factory CO.,LTD. Warp and weft knitted, plain, velour and mesh fabrics for garments, adornments and industrial applications, from cotton, rayon and polyester. Also, fabric finishing services. http://www.ks-knitting.com/

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86. Mason-Dixon Knitting Bagatell knitting in NorwayBagatell is the knitting weblog of an American living in Norway. Featuring stepby-step photographic tutorials, free knitting patterns http://www.masondixonknitting.com/

"The Nation's Leading Bi-Regional Knitting Blog" - Ann's husband "Kay sure is wasting a lot of time on this" - Kay's husband Found Objects Previously: June 2004 May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 ... October 2003 June 09, 2004 The Wayward Date Dear Kay, It's been one of those kooky nights, running to the drugstore for Hubbo's grandfather Big Daddy, having to resort to Plan C for what Hubbo and I had thought would be an easy little supper out. Who are all these people? Go home, y'all! No Houston's? No Cafe Nonna? You mean . . . the McCabe Pub after sundown? Has it come to that? Plan C wasn't so terrible, but it was what anybody in the NFL would call a busted play. I returned home to find my eight-year-old fella watching "The Addams Family" for the first time. Most excellent! One of my many goals for the summer is to introduce David to the funnier things in life. And then. And THEN. I look up on my way out of the room and see this: Morticia knits! Perfection! Love, Ann Posted by Ann at 10:53 PM Comments (0) June 06, 2004 In a Boo Hoo Mood?

87. Qingdao Jimo Shunxing Knitting Co., Ltd. Producer of various types of clothing. http://www.qd-zhenzhi.com/english/index.htm

Qingdao Shunxing Knitting Co., Ltd. is located in the coastal city- Jimo, Qingdao.It is on the west of Qing-yan first-level road, nerghbouring with Qing-yin expressway and bordering with Qing-yin expressway.It is 15 kilos from Qingdao Airport and 35 kilos from Qingdao Port. Here the climate is agreeable and its location is very good ,the communication is also excellent ,So all these created the good environment for the investment. Qingdao Shunxing Knitting Co., Ltd. is a large-scale enterprise in this line.This factory is specialized in producing knitting cloth,and it was evaluated as Qingdao advanced enterprise and Jimo advanced enterprise.Our company has a good staff including excellent managing persons and high-skilled equipment-maintaining workers. Our company has established a quality-guaranteeing system which starts from introducing the materials to the products selling.

88. Knitting Zen knitting Zen. Sunday, May 23, 2004 Cuter than the cheerleaders This, from MasonDixon knitting KPM has to sit around and listen http://www.willa.com/zen/

Willa's Journal Weblog Knitting Zen Fallen Angel ... Webgrrl Projects: Booga Bag Catnip Mouse Chinchilla Scarf Critter Knitters Blanket Hot Water Bottle Cozy Instant Poncho Kitty Pi Koigu Wristers Lily Bag Perfect Pouch ... Zelda Scarf Free Pattern Links: Kureyon Felted Bag Catnip Mouse Garter Stitch Cardigan Hot Water Bottle Cozy ... Wristers Other Links: Carodan Farm ChicKnits Common Laundry Symbols Crafty Resources ... Woodland Wool Works Archives: Archive index Search this site: Willa G. Cline Tuesday, June 08, 2004: Finally, something finished! I finished the tarot card bag. I just made it basically like a top-down sock, without the heel, of course. I did a few decreases at the bottom to narrow it slightly, then kitchener'ed the bottom. Fits like a glove, er, sock [ Posted by Willa at 10:00 PM ] link me (0) comments Monday, June 07, 2004: Knitting Zen Stuff I added some items to my CafePress store they have some cute babydoll t-shirts and camisoles now, so I made some of those, and added a blank spiral bound journal. I really like their tote bags, tooI have one of those. What I really want now is the lunch box . . . [ Posted by Willa at 2:48 PM ] link me (0) comments Moron alert Careful examination revealed that I had made a mistake in setting up the ribbing, and had faithfully knitted the entire tank with a ribbing pattern completely generated by my imagination. It's whacked.

89. Primitive Knitting: Wool Hand-Knits || Sweaters, Hats, Scarves, Socks And More Hand knit sweaters, socks, scarves, hats and other items made of wool and mixed yarns. http://primitiveknitting.com

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90. Knitting With Rebecca-online.com knitting with Rebeccaonline.com The young and fresh knitting magazine on the internet. With more knitting with Rebecca-online.com. http://www.rebecca-online.com/

Knitting with Rebecca-online.com The young and fresh knitting magazine on the internet. With patterns to print out, photos to look through, tips on yarns and their use, and lots more... Please use a brower that can handle frames and visit our home page: Knitting with Rebecca-online.com these pages contain information on the following topics: knitting and rebecca, knitting with rebecca-online, a knitting magazine all about hand-knitting, plus help on working to instructions. tips and tricks when knitting, know-how on the topic: working with wool and crocheting with wool. which yarns should I use in handicrafts? tips and tricks for knitting to instructions. our magazine collection with lots of photos from earlier rebecca magazines. the forum where you can exchange information on knitting and crochet. working seed stitch, collars, fisherman's rib, net patterns, chain stitches, stitches, cable patterns, wrap, ribs, roll neck collars, and lots more correctly.

91. Dianne's Knitting Yarns - Discount Yarn, Crochet And Knitting Patterns, Accessor Also offers patterns and accessories. Describes its product range with priced catalogue and shopping cart. http://cpu-enterprises.com/

Dianne's Knitting Yarns Discount Yarn and High Quality - Side by Side Crochet Pattern and Knitting Pattern pages Knitting and Crochet Accessories Knitting Yarn from Sirdar, Stylecraft, James C.Brett, George Picaud and Tawny Yarns Postage is just per order - whatever the size (UK only) - VAT (EU) is included in all prices. This site has been updated and now uses frames. You may have been directed here from an old link - Please click HERE to go to the new site. If you come back here again we are sorry but you will need to update your browser to use our site at the moment. The new site now includes a shopping cart with secure credit card transactions. We don't just sell Knitting Yarns but all sorts of Knitting Accessories like Needles, Pattern Leaflets, Crochet Hooks and Ribbon Rosebuds. Our Gift Range includes Kids Tapestry Kits, Cross Stitch Kits and Childrens Blankets/Mats. On the tips pages there are comparison charts for kids sizes, pattern abbreviations and garment care labels just to name a few. Back to the Yarn - we have Sirdar Bargain Packs and other Special Offer Discount Yarn. Pattern Leaflets with

92. The Gallery Should Be Your Next Stop knittingGeek.com. knitting makes me happy, computers keep me humble. Winner s icon for NaNoWriMo 2003. Winner s icon for NaNoWriMo 2002. knitting Stuff. How to http://www.knittinggeek.com/

93. C.V. Wiska Knitting Factory - Manufacturer And Exporter Indonesia. Knitted lace curtains, blankets, towels, tablecloths and bed covers. http://www.wiska.co.id

Manufacturer and Exporter of Knitted Fabrics Company Overview Products Administration Office ... Contact Us WISKA - The Manufacturer and Exporter of Knitted Lace Curtain, Blanket, Towel, Tablecloth, Bed Cover and Microfibre Cloth. Click here for Indonesian Version For further information on our products, please give us a call or fax us You are visitor number Last Updated: May 12, 2004 [Home] [ Company Overview Products Administration Office ... Microfibre Cleaning Cloth Tel: +62 22 7798155 Fax: +62 22 7798855 Email: marketing@wiska.co.id

94. Basics knitting Basics. What the beginner needs to know about knitting. Features. Learn How •, Needles and Gauge Notations. •, Making a Slipknot. •, Single CastOn. http://www.bhg.com/bhg/category.jhtml?catref=SC1649

95. Warp Knitting Machines Service and support for Warp knitting machines Karl Mayer, Liba, Kidde machines. Raschel and Tricot. Compound needles, Latch and Spring bearded Needles. Lace, Elastic, Double NeedleBar, Cut Presser, Simplex. http://www.dancz.com

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96. Knitting Instructions. Free knitting Instruction. Learn the basics of knitting with this easy tutorial including illustrations. How To Knit. CO= Cast On. knitting. K=Knit. http://www.craftown.com/knitlesson.htm

1000's of FREE Craft Projects and Patterns Free Lessons in our Learning Center Home Free Projects Learning Center Free Patterns ... Questions? Free Knitting Instruction Learn the basics of knitting with this easy tutorial including illustrations How To Knit CO= Cast On Make a slip knot on the needle about two yards from the end of the yarn. (This amount varies according to the number of stitches to be cast on, but always allow plenty!) Holding needle in right hand, loop end of yarn around left thumb and hold it in the left palm. Insert tip of needle into loop on thumb, pass yarn leading to the ball around needle from back to front, draw yarn through loop. Slip loop off thumb and tighten stitch thus formed on needle. Knitting K=Knit Holding needle with cast-on stitches in your left hand and second needle in your right, with yarn at back insert tip of right-hand needle into the first stitch from left to right, front to back. With right hand, pass yarn under and over tip of right-hand needle, draw yarn through stitch, and slip stitch just worked in off. Purling P=Purl Holding needle with stitches in your left hand and second needle in your right, with yarn at front insert tip of right-hand needle into first stitch from right to left, back to front. With right hand, pass yarn over and under tip of right-hand needle, draw yarn through stitch, and slip stitch just worked in off left-hand needle.

97. Gulistan Group Group of textile manufacturing companies. Ring spun carded and combed yarns, open end, slub and melange yarns for weaving and knitting, from cotton, viscose, polyester, polyamide, acrylic and blends. Also, woven and knitted fabrics, and household textiles. Online job application form. http://www.gulistangroup.com.pk/

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98. Wendy Knits! ad nauseam running commentary on my knitting. Perhaps part of the problem is that knitting black yarn on an ebony needle is not the smartest thing to do. http://wendyknits.net/

ad nauseam running commentary on my knitting June 09, 2004 Critter Knitters Knit-out! Didja hear? Liz is hosting another Critter Knitters Knit-out this coming Sunday, June 13, in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, NY. Details are available on the Knit-out page While you're at it, check out Liz's Blankets Received page , which Liz updated Monday! Ingeborg Thought you were gonna see an update photo here, didn't you? Huh? HUH? Nope, haven't knitted on poor Ingeborg since Sunday morning. But I'll do a bit on her before the weekend so she doesn't feel too neglected. I was asked in the comments the other day how I liked knitting on Ingeborg slowly, as a secondary project. I like it and I don't like it. On the one hand, I don't feel my usual compulsion to knit the thing as quickly as possible. I don't have the usual drive I feel that makes me want to get something done NOW. And that's a good thing. Less stress. But on the other hand, I'm sort of sick of Ingeborg because she's been lying around in an unfinished state too long. There's still a lot to do before she's done this design has a lot of finishing work. There's that lace edging to be knit and applied after the neckband and front bands are done. So it seems like it'll be a lo-o-ong time before I can get her done and over with. Yawn. There are other things I want to do. But I'll stick with her and get her done.

99. CALADA, S.A. -castellano- Natural and dyed, openend spun, twisted yarns for weaving and knitting applications, from acrylic, viscose, polyester, cotton and blends. English, Spanish, Catalan and French. http://www.calada.com/

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100. The Dales Knitting Tradition A site containing the history of the Yorkshire Dales knitting Tradition includes images and patterns. History With a history http://www.daelnet.co.uk/features/knitting/

With a history which spans four centuries find out how the Knitting Tradition had its origins in York and was forced into more rural parts, eventually finding it's way into the Yorkshire Dales, where it has become an established trade and artform. Find out how the Yorkshire Dales inspires design of new patterns. There are a selection of cross-stitch patterns shown here along with instructions on how to create new patterns on your own computer. This is an area which gives you an opportunity to view some photographic images depicting the Dales Knitting tradition and some of the people and products and settings involved associated in its long history. Sheep have been domesticated in the Dales since the Bronze Age (3-200BC), so Dales farmers have had a very long association with this animal. Indeed, during the Middle Ages the Cistercian Abbey of Fountains, became the most powerful in England, its wealth based almost entirely on sheep farming carried out on lands it owned the length and breadth of the Dales. Fountains Fell overlooking upper Ribblesdale, for example, marked the western extent of lands owned by the Abbey situated many miles to the east. At the end of the 16th century, after the Dissolution of the monasteries, local sheep and the people who reared them continued to play a crucial role in the setting up and success of England's longest and most distinctive hand-knitting industry. Today, the Dales continues to provide inspiration and raw material for many textile craft leisure groups, including hand spinning, weaving and dyeing, embroidery, hand and machine knitting, crochet etc. Long may these crafts and their enthusiasts flourish!

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