Showing posts with label Free. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free. Show all posts

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Candy Corn Mittens



Woot! Created my first Ravelry free download at the following link.

Candy Corn Mittens

Of course I goofed it up and double listed it, so they are working on merging it all together for me. ::blush::

So very excited! Yes, I know you are asking why I need mittens in Florida... we all do I say!!!

~W

Friday, April 17, 2009

Pieces of Flair!

I know know know know you have seen that movie 'Office Space' where Jennifer Aniston has a roll of the upcoming girlfriend to the main actor, but in the movie she is a waitress at like a TGI Friday sort of restaurant. In it she has to wear 'flair' aka buttons with funny sayings on them or pictures.
Well Facebook has a similar premise. YOU can create and share flair with your friends. Pass it on, save it, create 'Flair Albums' on your homepage, etc. The uses are boundless.... and yes, I have fallen again and started to create flair myself. ::facepalm::

So drop me a note and I shall send you some FLAIR on Facebook too!
~Wierdlings

Sunday, April 5, 2009

I win!


Yes, I was able to pick up Pink Lightning Gothic Fairy from Jasmine today! It is absolutely gorgeous!!! I was able to attend the free Celebration Art Festival here in Central Florida where I was able to visit with Jasmine and Matt and even meet another devoted Jasmine Art fan. I have my Pink Lightning home, hung and looking gorgeous.
Unfortunately the hubby was not well and could not attendthe festival with me. While it was a clear day, it was a bit too warm for me, if he had come he would have been burning up and it would not have as enjoyable for him. Also, since he was not with me, I pretty much directly went to Jasmine's booth and chatted with them for a bit. On the way out, I did grab some Paella from the Columbia Restaurant and some freshly squeezed Lemonaid.
~Wierdlings

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Pillarwork Cowl


My latest knitting has proven to be a work in progress.  Many times I have had to double check myself, as the pattern is so easy I would forget to stay in rhythm and not remember where I was.  ::blush::

I really need to make notes as well!  At one time I forgot how many stitches I cast on and had to recount them a few times.  ::double blush::  How am I to tell you how I did it, if I don't take notes???  

I have written to Ravelry and requested a 'designer' sort of account.  It's nothing super special really, mainly a way for me to post free patterns to the database.  ::nod::  Or at least I am telling myself its not too overly special, because I see such intricate and inspired designs out there and I am no where near their calibur... YET!  ::wink::  

So I will chug away and keep creating easy and fun patterns.

~Wierdlings

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Cheertini Cowl



Christmas Cheertini

This cowl was so much fun to do!  Using Yarntini's gorgeous and super soft chunky merino, the knitting went so very fast.


Materials:
CC - 1 Ball of Trendsetter Coconut – White
MC - 1 Skein of Christmas Cheertini by Yarntini – Merino Chunky (115 yds) or Worsted Chunky
Stitch Marker
Cable Needle
Tapestry Needle
US #10.5 – 16” circulars

Abbreviations:
K = Knit P = Purl
CC = Contrasting Color MC = Main Color
SM = Stitch Marker
C4F = Slip next 2 sts onto cable needle and hold in front of work, knit next 2 sts from left-hand needle, then knit sts from cable needle.

Using CC, Cast on 84 stitches.
Place stitch marker and join in the round.

Fluffy Trim (beginning):
Row 1: *K2, P2* to SM.  Slide SM to right needle.
Row 2-4: Repeat Row 1.
Row 5: Repeat Row 1.  At the end, cut yarn and leave a 7” tail.


Body of the Cowl:
Change to MC. 
Row 1: *K4, P2* to SM.  Slide SM to right needle.
Row 2-4: Repeat Row 1.
Row 5: *C4F, P2* to SM.  Slide SM to right needle.
Repeat rows 1-5, six more times.
After the sixth repeat, Knit 4 rows of K4, P2.  At the end, cut yarn and leave a 7” tail.

Fluffy Trim (ending):
Change to CC.
Row 1-4: *K2, P2* to SM.  Slide SM to right needle.
Row 5: Cast off in K2, P2 pattern until you reach the end.
Weave in tails and have a very Merry Cheertini Cowl!!!

Errors: Please email me Wierdlings AT gmail DOT com
Cheertini Cowl © Wierdlings – All rights reserved.