Right and wrong don't apply to knitting patterns.
You drop stitches or you don't, that's all.
Amy Witting, "Isobel on the Way to the Corner Shop".
I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the ACT, the Ngunnawal people. I acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
Sunday, September 24, 2006
Clocket
Created by Christiane for Daniela whose podcast (Secret Knitting) blog I found this on. It does keep time, apparently.
That is very cute and silly - but yes, I suppose it would work, as long as the hands don't catch on the knitted surface. Be a bugger to keep somewhat clean though - you'd catch a lot of dust!
Yeah, they DO look like *really* absorbent tampons! LOL!
Created by Christiane for Daniela whose podcast (Secret Knitting) blog I found this on. It does keep time, apparently.
9 comments:
Are they supposed to look like crocheted tampons hanging off the bottom?
WEG
they do look like crocheted tampons!!!
good gravy, people are weird.
That is very cute and silly - but yes, I suppose it would work, as long as the hands don't catch on the knitted surface. Be a bugger to keep somewhat clean though - you'd catch a lot of dust!
Yeah, they DO look like *really* absorbent tampons! LOL!
Jejune, wash your dirty keying hands - it's cr****t, not knitting.
Yep, tampon counterweights is what they are, although I did think of those sweet little bake at home rolls one can buy in the supermarket.
i thought it was cr****t but i didn't like to say anything in case you hadn't noticed and you might get terribly offended.
"excuse me, bea, but some cr****t tampons have fallen out of your (bag) blog!"
Well I never!
egad! bring back the johhny depp doll....
Hey, funeral-girl, long time no post. Whassup? (And I know I haven't a leg to stand on for large gaps between posts!)
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