This is the second time that I've broken a plastic knitting needle. I'm not even a tight knitter!!! >_<
So, now I'm working on my panda hat using double-pointed needles of 3 different sizes. Good work.
P.S.: I'm knitting as fast as I can! (That's when I have the time...)
Showing posts with label knitting needles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knitting needles. Show all posts
Monday, April 25, 2011
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Cheap Stainless Steel Circular Knitting Needles
Ok everyone, this is just a quick one before I get back to my assignment. Here are a set of stainless steel circular knitting needles that I bought on eBay a while ago. The parcel has just arrived! :)
It's about 24 inches long and the set includes sizes from UK 6-16. The best thing about the needles is that each packet comes with a tapestry needle and what looks like a needle gauge. So now, I have 10 extra tapestry needles and 10 new needle gauges. Sweet.
I am so glad that I persisted in the bidding on eBay. The shipping was free and I won the bidding at 10.50AUD, which I thought was really cheap for circular needles! Lucky~
I have opened it up and the needles didn't feel too smooth, which is good because I wouldn't wish for the yarn to slip off the needles too easily. Ahh!!! Right now I am so excited about knitting a bag with one of these. But first, I need to get back to my school work.
P.S.: If anyone is interested in knowing the buyer/store that I got these babies from, just tell me about it under the comments section and I will get back to you.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Holding out a piece of my heart...
Easter break is here!!! Oh god, oh god.
I've been waiting for Easter to come so that I can start givin' some more lovin' to my craftin'.
First up! The absolutely gorgeous Millefoglie yarn that I bought from Spotlight last year during their sale. I only got one ball because the other few balls left were in a pathetic mess from all the rummaging. Geez, I really can't stop admiring it at all.
This yarn is made up of different yarns of various texture and material. I added little pearls with an orange/pink undertone to the section of plain red yarn. I think it really gave it some extra special quality to it. What do you think?
As I was winding and unwinding the ball of yarn while spacing out the little pearls, I realised that the ball of yarn became a little heart-shaped ball! Ah, perhaps this is the sign of a good start? (n_n)
Hopefully I will be able to get some 7mm knitting needles from Vinnies tomorrow and start casting on soon. I've been wanting to cast this yarn on for so long!
(When I enter 'Millefoglie' into Google, pictures of some tasty sweet pastry comes up. I've never tried it before but now I'd like to!)
I've been waiting for Easter to come so that I can start givin' some more lovin' to my craftin'.
First up! The absolutely gorgeous Millefoglie yarn that I bought from Spotlight last year during their sale. I only got one ball because the other few balls left were in a pathetic mess from all the rummaging. Geez, I really can't stop admiring it at all.
This yarn is made up of different yarns of various texture and material. I added little pearls with an orange/pink undertone to the section of plain red yarn. I think it really gave it some extra special quality to it. What do you think?
As I was winding and unwinding the ball of yarn while spacing out the little pearls, I realised that the ball of yarn became a little heart-shaped ball! Ah, perhaps this is the sign of a good start? (n_n)
Hopefully I will be able to get some 7mm knitting needles from Vinnies tomorrow and start casting on soon. I've been wanting to cast this yarn on for so long!
(When I enter 'Millefoglie' into Google, pictures of some tasty sweet pastry comes up. I've never tried it before but now I'd like to!)
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Failed experiment! :(
The other day my mum was asking me to help her make some boiled eggs. No, it wasn't that something went wrong with the eggs.

As I was going to pour the boiling hot water down the sink, I suddenly had the idea of trying to transform my useless broken 3.25mm plastic knitting needles into a bangle like the ones made by Liana Kabel (here). It was a complete failure! What I got what was an incomplete circle with kinky bends. I didn't even manage to make it into the diameter of my wrist. (=_=)''
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