Weekend Knit Throw from Garnet Hill - not a pattern
Beautifully clear steeking tutorial photos from Kate Davies
Katharine Hepburn knitting on the set of Bringing Up Baby, 1938.
A method for "picking up" stitches on the side of a piece of knitting
Japanese knitting symbols
Kildare by Michele Wang for Brooklyn Tweed's Spring Thaw.
Glam Shells by Marisa Hernandez - So pretty!
Knit Frekkles | vintage white and oatmeal fair isle scarf
Fun hat tutorial, in Finnish
Gradient dyed yarn (food coloring) tutorial
Pomme de pin Cardigan by Amy Christoffers
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turn a zipper into a knittable object, then KNIT it into your FO instead of SEWING it in - from the incomparable TECHknitter, demo'ed by Eunny Jang
by InterweaveVideos
Veera Välimäki pattern knit by Helena Stewart (Ignorant Bliss)
by IgnorantBliss
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Irish spinner and spinning wheel. County Galway, Ireland[between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900].
by The Library of Congress
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Duplicate-stitch darning tutorial from Wool & Chocolate.
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Those hats!
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3 repins
Hazelhurst by Kate Davies
Houndstooth bandana.
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Know your wool.
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Lap Blanket pattern from Kate Davies at Needled.
Cute! Grimy after.. not too long at all, though.
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TheRedHotKnitter on Ravelry
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Knitter's calendar - a tea towel calendar for 2012
Very nice version of this sweater.
Sheep Heid by Kate Davies.
2 repins
Knit pyjama bottoms.
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rockabilly soft from hill country weavers. Love this shoulder!
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Great texture
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Fitted Fair Isle cardigan (VK fall '11 preview)
Lovely colourwork.
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swinging stripe cardigan by Jenn Pellerin
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Photo by Vivian Aubrey to show Howlcat pattern by dull-roar (presents on Ravelry).
by dull-roar
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![Irish spinner and spinning wheel. County Galway, Ireland[between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900].](http://media-cache4.pinterest.com/upload/61080138666109250_R2r2mQiy_b.jpg)
jo houndstooth. herringbone is more like: http://en.wikipedia.org/wik...
Karatepop Ah, yes. I didn't even see the caption. Oy. Thanks for pointing that out!