Bagatell :: Knitting in Norway

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Chiagu - Ivete's new venture and a very, very sweet dress.

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Small things

• Finished Must Have spotted. Congratulations!

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• Utility of the balloons in the life. Well, that's what Google came up with in translation. Let's just call it the smartest way I've seen to make a center pull ball.

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• Cha-ching!
  Discounted All Seasons Cotton + Rebecca #27 + Le Fluer de Fluffa = Too much temptation to resist!

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• Sure... it's a sweet pattern, but it's the model that makes me want to knit it.

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• Ikea shopping reinvented as a leisure pursuit

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• I've spent hours exploring ze's page and each bit's more fascinating than the last.
  There's lots of interactive stuff too, like this. Cool, eh?

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• Whoa. Panorama. Speechless.

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What I'm knitting

• Ribby Cardi in Sisik, color 167
• "Abby Gail" from Dale Baby #142
• Regia Socks :: one down
• Must Have
• Cotton striped chemo caps for donating
• Baby Tomten
• Bridal Crown Sweater - on hold
• Alpaca Cardigan: - on hold

In the queue

• Kyoto
• Two part sweater

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Knitting everywhere

This and that

Little voices :: Robin
Thinking with my fingers :: Torill
Lost in Transit :: Expatriate group weblog
How to learn Swedish in 1000 difficult lessons :: American in Sweden
Petite Anglaise :: Brit in France
The Texpatriate :: American in Oslo
Giornale Nuovo :: Welshman in Sweden
Tracey Marshall Knows Swedish :: American in Sweden

And other stuff

Manolo's Shoe Blog

Knitting Bookshelf

by Deb Stoller, includes my pattern for Pippi Kneestockings. I'm so thrilled to have been part of this wonderful book.

by the ever-wonderful Amy Singer, editor of Knitty. Includes the Fuzzy Feet Redux, with multiple sizes (by popular demand).

by Erica Knight. Gorgeous photography and simple, timeless patterns.

by Vicki Square. Clear and compact instructions for how to do most everything you need to do. Desert island must have.

Big, solid encyclopedia.

by Elizabeth Zimmerman. Should be required reading for new knitters.

E.Z. again, one project a month for a year.

also E.Z. and with the added benefit of being a bit of an autobiography.

My first knitting pattern book and now falling apart from use.