Comments on: We’re learning all the time. http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55 Fri, 10 Oct 2008 23:06:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: Chris http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-3 Chris Sat, 22 Jul 2006 15:27:10 +0000 http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-3 The sweater is beautiful!!! I haven't made anything on my board yet, as the gauge seems a little loose even when I wrap fairly tightly using worsted weight yarn. I'm going to try and take out the spacer and just use washers and see if that will help. The sweater is beautiful!!! I haven’t made anything on my board yet, as the gauge seems a little loose even when I wrap fairly tightly using worsted weight yarn. I’m going to try and take out the spacer and just use washers and see if that will help.

]]> By: Jackie http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-4 Jackie Thu, 27 Jul 2006 12:27:24 +0000 http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-4 Having lately become a fond fan of fresh, organic vegetables, I'd plant an edible garden! It will cost the same as planting flowers, but the wonderful benefit - fresh, organic, delicious herbs, veggies, and perhaps fruits - is IMHO many times more beneficial than any other use for the garden. Good luck, and love your website! Having lately become a fond fan of fresh, organic vegetables, I’d plant an edible garden!

It will cost the same as planting flowers, but the wonderful benefit - fresh, organic, delicious herbs, veggies, and perhaps fruits - is IMHO many times more beneficial than any other use for the garden.

Good luck, and love your website!

]]> By: Janice http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-6 Janice Thu, 27 Jul 2006 15:30:39 +0000 http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-6 Try clematis, epimediums, heucheura, astillbe, oxalis, arum, solomon seal, jack-in-the-pulpit, columbine, bleeding heart...there are so many variations of hosta try this website: plantdelights.com...I volunteer there and they specialize in hostas. annuals = impatiens Enough?...not sure of my spelling... Try clematis, epimediums, heucheura, astillbe, oxalis, arum, solomon seal, jack-in-the-pulpit, columbine, bleeding heart…there are so many variations of hosta try this website: plantdelights.com…I volunteer there and they specialize in hostas.

annuals = impatiens

Enough?…not sure of my spelling…

]]> By: missa http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-7 missa Wed, 02 Aug 2006 21:22:38 +0000 http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-7 i love that sweater! i love that sweater!

]]> By: John http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-9 John Sun, 06 Aug 2006 15:27:27 +0000 http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-9 Hi! I had a sneak preview of a knitting board last year and was really taken with the idea as it looked so easy (or at least a lot easier than knitting - I can crochet!). Am really excited about the prospect of being able to make menswear (being a bloke and all that!). Haven't yet got round to buying a board but will definately be interested to see what you come up with in the mens range - it may just be the incentive to dig out the credit card and get knotted - I mean knitting! lol. Regards John (United Kingdom). Hi!

I had a sneak preview of a knitting board last year and was really taken with the idea as it looked so easy (or at least a lot easier than knitting - I can crochet!).

Am really excited about the prospect of being able to make menswear (being a bloke and all that!).

Haven’t yet got round to buying a board but will definately be interested to see what you come up with in the mens range - it may just be the incentive to dig out the credit card and get knotted - I mean knitting! lol.

Regards
John (United Kingdom).

]]> By: ANABEL http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-61 ANABEL Mon, 02 Oct 2006 06:51:26 +0000 http://knittingboardchat.com/blog/archives/55#comment-61 Hi I'm new into knitting but I love the sweter were can I get instruction of how to do it? Hi I’m new into knitting but I love the sweter were can I get instruction of how to do it?

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