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Posted in Bits of Beads AND Lace
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Tea Dyeing
Tea dyeing is an easy way to give common white thread a lovely vintage look. Dyeing can be done either before knitting or afterwards. The advantage of dyeing the completed item is that you will be dyeing the exact amount … Continue reading
Zooming Along on the Center Area
The basics of outside-in square shaped circular knitting plus a few tidbits for the ever-curious knitter … Once you’ve got the relatively time-consuming edging completed for Tea-time Serviette, you can zoom along for the remainder of the project. There’s nothing … Continue reading
Petit Scallop Edging
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Long Tail Beaded Cast On
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Judy’s Straw Trick
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Edging Options
Tea-time Serviette begins at the outer edge and is knit circularly toward the center. The pattern includes instructions for a delightful Beaded Petit Scallop Edging (shown in the middle of the below photo). I’ll be posting photo tutorials soon to … Continue reading
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