This pattern uses a 1x1 rib cast-on, which I think I like better than my usual long-tail cast-on. And I'm using Cherry Tree Hill Supersock yarn for the first time. Its beaded appearance is going to really enhance this lacy pattern.
Meanwhile, the pinwheel is bogged down a bit in the edging.
It took me a little while to get the hang of this I-cord loop thingy without trapping the yarn inside the loops. Now it feels like I'm advancing trippingly around the border, but in reality, it is taking a time-frozen eternity to create each loop and knit it to the sweater body, over and over again. After hours of work, I am about 1/4 of the way around.
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All paperback books can have a spiral binding! Take them to the local copy store and they can rebind them with a wire. I do it with all my knitting books! http://tiny.cc/JLcSw
I knew that. Why can't I remember to actually do it? My cookbooks could use spiral bindings as well.
Oh, I love that I-cord binding! I'm sure it's slow, but it looks wonderful!
I have a spiral binding machine. Every book can be spirally bound--well. I would recommend getting a binder to anyone because I agree with your sentiments. Cali
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