A rising sea raises all ships and thus in the spirit of mutuality and cooperation 293 independent crochet and knit designers from around the world have organized
Gift-A-Long 2014.
The Indie Design Gift-A-Long is a 2 month crochet-along/ knit-along of holiday
gifts made from patterns designed by a 293 independent designers.
From Thursday, November 13th at 8:00 pm US EST through Friday, November 21, 2014 at 11:59 pm US EST, these independent designers
will each offer a 25% discount on 4 to 20 of their patterns.
Once you’ve selected your Gift-A-Long patterns, you are encouraged to join a
relevant KAL/CALon Ravelry.com. (For instance, if it is a cowl, join the cowl
KAL/CAL.) KAL/CAL participants are eligible for lots of lovely
prizes.
KAL/CALs will run from Thursday, November 13 at 8pm (US-EST) through the New Years Eve party, Wednesday, December 31 at midnight (US-EST),
plenty of time to finish all your holiday knitting and crocheting. The event includes games, tons of prizes, great conversation, and a lot of fun, so
pull up a chair and join us!
For more details: visit.
Here's a map of the designers http://www.zeemaps.com/viewgroup=1192489&x=-95.665000&y=38.555475&z=14
This is the second year of my participation.
Here's a snap shot of 16 of the 20 patterns I am offering for sale:
Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Monday, November 10, 2008
Sources on the Net
Someone asked me on Etsy about knitted leaves. Sigh. If only they wanted my crocheted leaf patterns.
Since I learned to knit them online, I referred her to the site. It was a Tree Undone http://www.pokiedot.com/knit.htm the effort for Burning Man, where i found a pattern for knit leaves, that made the beautiful aspen-shaped leaves ( ignore that picture, the leaf is rounder and fuller)
Here is the N.E.pattern repurposed for a wine cozy. Ignore the cozy and see the nice leaves
http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEwinter04/PATTwinecozy.html
But along the way, I made a 3 hour detour on looking at knit leaves and found a fabulous site by a now departed creator. Her proud daughter shares her works and her patterns are just
what I aspire to be: clear! dagnabbit without going the long way around for an effect nor presenting blobs as lines.
http://sarahanns.com/crochetworks/brass.html
The TikkunTree Project
A community art project: growing peace stitch by stitch
(When completed, the TikkunTree will be a silent community sculpture, part of a larger exhibit on the olive tree; but its diverse hand-made foliage, doves and candles will speak eloquently of the thoughts and hopes for peace of its many contributors.)
Love this kind of effort!
http://thetikkuntree.wordpress.com/patterns/

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2370/2327578628_abaf86ca85_m.jpg
led me to Sally George
and
http://www.theanticraft.com/archive/beltane06/maidensglory.htm is so much my heart and interest: leaves and flowers--- and what a neat way to have a vein down the middle!
Since I learned to knit them online, I referred her to the site. It was a Tree Undone http://www.pokiedot.com/knit.htm the effort for Burning Man, where i found a pattern for knit leaves, that made the beautiful aspen-shaped leaves ( ignore that picture, the leaf is rounder and fuller)
Here is the N.E.pattern repurposed for a wine cozy. Ignore the cozy and see the nice leaves
http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEwinter04/PATTwinecozy.html
But along the way, I made a 3 hour detour on looking at knit leaves and found a fabulous site by a now departed creator. Her proud daughter shares her works and her patterns are just
what I aspire to be: clear! dagnabbit without going the long way around for an effect nor presenting blobs as lines.
http://sarahanns.com/crochetworks/brass.html
The TikkunTree Project
A community art project: growing peace stitch by stitch
(When completed, the TikkunTree will be a silent community sculpture, part of a larger exhibit on the olive tree; but its diverse hand-made foliage, doves and candles will speak eloquently of the thoughts and hopes for peace of its many contributors.)
Love this kind of effort!
http://thetikkuntree.wordpress.com/patterns/

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2370/2327578628_abaf86ca85_m.jpg
led me to Sally George
and
http://www.theanticraft.com/archive/beltane06/maidensglory.htm is so much my heart and interest: leaves and flowers--- and what a neat way to have a vein down the middle!
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