Posts Tagged ‘pattern’

Vibrator Cozy

Posted by: freakapotimus

What’s a more fun gift than something to keep your fun safe?

Discreet enough to keep on your nightstand or dresser, large enough to hold Chloe or G-Swirl, or anything in between. (Please note, those links are probably NSFW!)

Materials

  • 1 skein Artful Yarns Candy Sweet Tart
  • 1 skein Lion Brand Yarn Fun Fur Violet (optional)
  • 1 set US size 8 double-pointed knitting needles

Sizing

Gauge: 20 sts + 32 rows = 4″ on size 8 needles
Dimensions: 4″ x 10″ without fun fur

Directions

CO 42 st, divide evenly across 3 DPN (14 sts on each).

Rnd 1: P
Rnd 2: K
Rnd 3: P
Rnd 4: K
Rnd 5: K

Rnd 6: [K5 YO K2Tog] to end

Knit next 70 rounds.

Begin decrease

Rnd 1: [K4 SSK K2 K2Tog K4] to end
Rnd 2: [K3 SSK K2 K2Tog K3] to end
Rnd 3: [K2 SSK K2 K2Tog K2] to end
Rnd 4: [K1 SSK K2 K2Tog K1] to end
Rnd 5: [SSK K2 K2Tog] to end
Rnd 6: K2Tog to end

Finishing

Pull yarn through remaining stitches. Turn inside-out and weave in ends. Turn right-side-out and thread a ribbon through the YOs.

To add fun fur, pick up all stitches on the cast-on edge. K 1 round, BO and weave in ends.

This pattern originally posted on my personal blog, freakapotimus.com.

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Episode 1: Nerdy Knitting

Posted by: freakapotimus

Welcome to the official first episode of the Social Knitworking podcast!

August’s theme is Nerdy Knitting, so fire up your Firefly DVDs and roll out your dice. In this episode, we discuss fandom knits (including Whedonverse, Warcraft, Doctor Who, and Harry Potter) and knitting for nerds and geeks; Joanna reports from the Gencon floor; Andrea interviews Terrycloth Green; we steal the “Stick It in Your Queue” segment from the sadly defunct Dharmalars podcast.

Episode playlist

A mostly complete list of show notes and links can be found at Show Notes!

If you’ve got any comments or questions for the podcast, call our feedback line! The number again is 215.839.6373 (215.839.NERD), or use the handy little Google Voice widget we’ve installed on the blog.

Download this episode, or listen online

 

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Double-Thick Reversible Dice Bag

Posted by: springviolet

Double knitting creates a reversible bag, with the inside being a negative image of the outside. The bag is knit at a tighter gauge than is usually called for in worsted weight yarn. This is for die security.

As you work it may be helpful to think in terms of “inside” and “outside”. Throughout the pattern all knit stitches make up the outside of the bag, while all purl stitches make up the inside of the bag.

Additional instructions on double knitting can be found online. KnittingHelp.com has a nice one that includes a pattern and video.

If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to email the designer at joanna@socialknitworking.org. She can also be found on Ravelry as springviolet.

Click to download this pattern as a PDF.
Queue this pattern on Ravelry

Materials

  • worsted weight yarn in two contrasting colors
  • one US 3 (3.25mm) 16″ circular and five double-pointed in the same size
  • one cable needle
  • one darning needle

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Social Knitworking Nugget 002: Boobs (for serious!)

Posted by: freakapotimus

In this installment of Social Knitworking Nuggets: Andrea and Jenn, with the help of several TSRs and Other Joanna, discuss boobs. Would you like to knit some?

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