Did you have a lovely Thanksgiving? We did, and as I think about it, I am very, very thankful for YOU. Thanks for reading this blog! Thanks for watching my videos! Thanks for the photos of projects! Thanks for the wonderful suggestions! Thanks for giving me a little knitting business and the opportunity to meet and hug so many wonderful knitters. Most of all, thanks for your enthusiasm, creativity and energy for this wonderful art of machine knitting!
I really don't run "sales," but since the stores have "Black Friday" specials, I decided to have one, too!
While the my supply lasts, this weekend's orders will come with a free seminar handout book. This spiral-bound, lie-flat book contains:
- Favorite Knitting Shortcuts - fast utility cast-on, loop-through-a-loop cast-off, hand knit look cast-off, shortcut picot hem, and set-in sleeve knitted from the top down (no sleeve seam sewing!).
- Garter Bar Basics - adjusting the stopper, using the garter bar as s stitch holder, garter stitch, decreasing evenly across a row, increasing evenly across a row, and gather with the garter bar.
- Garter Bar Dazzlers - move only desired stitches, woven cable, and speed ripping.
- Diana's Most Requested Bulky Projects - circular swirl baby blanket, big, fat slipper sock, tam, shaped Entrelac hat, and no-sew lined slipper.
- Knit Leader Exploration - the practically perfect gauge swatch and various Knit Leader notes.
- Lace Magic - scalloped lace using Stitch World patterns, automatic lace edgings, mirror image lace, and Scalloped Lace Scarf pattern. (Brother machines)
- Ribber Fun - quilted ribbing, mitered ribbing for bands, two ribber bind-offs, and Bubble Wrap stitch.
- Novelty Technique Demonstrations - ruched heart trim, tiny idiot cord edging, floatless vertical fair isle, helix laid cable, and twisted fringe.
- Bonus - when you can't get gauge: knitter's math.
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