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My dragon is about 30 cm high, and is knitted in the round on double pins. If you fancy a challenge to your knitting skills, why not take the pattern? | ||
My dragon's spine is finished in crochet. I am a member of Crochet-Partners, an e-mail discussion group for crocheters, that I joined when it began, in January 1996. Crochet-Partners have a web page full of interesting crochet information, including how to join the discussion group. You can get to this from my home page. Here is a text document which shows the names for crochet stitches in several languages, and also gives a description in English of how the stitch is made, since American and British names for crochet stitches are different! | ||
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Here's another idea I had, while discussing filet crochet. It's a way of graphing text for filet work without any special software - just the standard accessory programmes you get with a window interface. | ||
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If you like crocheting, how about trying my version of the popular British children's characters, the Teletubbies. | ||
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Here is a suggestion for a shrug - make one in fancy yarn for evening wear, or in a nice cozy yarn as a bed-jacket. | ||
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Or if you crochet and enjoy geometry, what about a Klein bottle? | ||
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A simple (simplistic?) calculator is provided here for working out row/stitch numbers from a swatch (tension/gauge square) | ||
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