101. Hualon(M) Corporation Home Page Malaysia. Polyester and polyamide chips for fiber extrusion. Staple fiber for yarn spinning. Ringspun and open end, drawn and textured yarns for weaving and knitting. Woven and knitted fabrics for garments and furnishings, from polyester, polyamide, cotton and blends. http://www.hualon.com/

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102. Knitting Bloggers A blog for me to keep track of my knitting and other crafty projects. Knit byNora is a collection of knitting minutia designed to sustain my creative http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=knittingblogs;action=list

103. Friga-Effektgarne Homepage Germany. Twisted effect yarns for knitting and weaving applications, from blends of natural and manmade fibers. English and German. http://www.friga.com/

104. Wendy's Knitting Wendy s knitting photos and details about my finished work, free patterns,and knitting tips. http://wendyknits.net/wendy/knitting.htm

Visit my knitting blog! Free Patterns, Help, and Other Stuff WendyKnits Designs Lace Free Patterns Fingerless Mitts Transitions One Skein Hat Japanese Lantern Scarf Baby Norgi (Knitty) ... Some free lace patterns on the internet Help Norwegian Steek Article (Knitty) Toe-up Sock Toe Techniques (Knitty) Norwegian Steek Techniques I Norwegian Steek Techniques II ... Cables Without a Cable Needle Other Stuff Frequently Asked Questions Listing of Fiber Festivals around the world Tips from my Blog Readers! What to make with two skeins of Koigu ... Summer in Kansas Alice/Jade Starmore Designs Other Designs Dale of Norway Designs Inishmore 3-ply Hebridean Kinsale Flora Jacket Abalone ... Dew NEW! Nantasket Basket Tennis Sweater Rebecca Wrap Cardi Mohair Scarf ... Whiteface Mountain Rowan Designs Socks Deli Fern Ice Smoochy-Pagan ... Tiger Socks All graphics, patterns, text, and content on this site are the sole property of Wendy D. Johnson Not to be reproduced in any form without written permission from Wendy D. Johnson

105. Leahander Group China. Raw textile materials, manufacturing and dyeing of knitting fabric, twisted yarn, covered yarn, and hosiery products. http://www.leahander.com

106. Primitive Knitting: Wool Hand-Knits || Sweaters, Hats, Scarves, Socks And More Hand knit sweaters, socks, scarves, hats and other items made of wool and mixed yarns. http://primitiveknitting.com

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107. Wendy Knits! knitting and Spinning. The fun never stops. I was planning on knitting mynext lace project from some Zephyr in copper but I think I ll use this http://wendyknits.net/

Knitting and spinning. The fun never stops. September 22, 2005 Got Gauge! (With apologies to Phyl for stealing her blog name.) Marie asked: Wendy, did you have any problems getting gauge with the Alchemy? I love the Hourglass, but find the 19-stitch gauge a little odd. At 110 yards per 50 grams, the Alchemy seems like a fairly exact substitution for the original Noro, but did you try any other yarns? If so, what happened? I'm trying to come up with a less expensive substitute for the Noro and neither worsted nor aran weight yarns are working out. First off, an interesting note (well, it's interesting to me): Every place online where I've seen Alchemy Synchronicity listed, it states 110 yards per skein, but on the ball band for the yarn that I have it states 118 yards. I got gauge. Stitch gauge, that is. With the recommended needle size a U.S. 7 (4.5mm). 19 stitches/4 inches, yup. Row gauge? Another story. I get 6 rows/inch, instead of the stated 7. But I'm never one to worry about row gauge. I'm compensating in the pattern shaping, and doing the increases and decreases with fewer rows in-between so that the finished length will come out all right. Know what I mean? But Wait, There's More

108. Qingdao Jimo Shunxing Knitting Co., Ltd. Producer of various types of clothing. http://www.qd-zhenzhi.com/english/index.htm

109. ABSs Of Knitting Japanese/English site includes illustrated instructions for a variety of knittingtechniques and projects. http://www.tata-tatao.to/knit/e-index.html

110. Gulistan Group Group of textile manufacturing companies. Ring spun carded and combed yarns, open end, slub and melange yarns for weaving and knitting, from cotton, viscose, polyester, polyamide, acrylic and blends. Also, woven and knitted fabrics, and household textiles. Online job application form. http://www.gulistangroup.com.pk/

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111. BASIC KNIT INSTRUCTIONS This completes the caston row, which is the way all knitting is begun. First KnitRow When the last stitch is worked, one row of knitting is completed. http://www.learntoknit.com/instructions_kn.php3

HOME WHY KNIT OR CROCHET KNIT VS. CROCHET THE BASICS ... DISCUSSION FORUMS Basic Crochet Instructions The instructions below will show you how to cast on and to make a knit stitch, also known as garter stitch. If you follow them exactly, you’ll complete a 7" by 9" block, which will be great practice and help a good cause: Warm Up America! Learn how your block can be joined with others to create an afghan to warm up someone in need. With these basics, you can make a scarf, hat, pillow, bag or any number of projects. Beginner Knit Block What you need: - Worsted-weight yarn, any color or colors - Size 8, 14"-long knitting needles - Yarn needle with big eye - Small scissors Casting On Step 1: Make a slip knot on the shaft of one needle. This counts as your first stitch. Step 2: Place this needle in left hand. Hold other needle in right hand to control the yarn. Insert point of right needle, from front to back, into the slip knot and under the left needle. Step 3: Hold left needle still in left hand, and move left fingers over to brace right needle. Step 4: With right index finger, pick up the yarn from the ball.

112. Dynamics Of Yarn Tension On Knitting Machines Report of an investigation of the dynamics of yarn tension, with regard to the dependence of the yarn tension on largediameter circular knitting machines. From Autex Research Journal. Authors T. Pusch, J. Wunsch and P. Offermann. http://www.autexrj.org/No2/2272_00.pdf

113. Xtreme-Knitting Blog! I did a little bit of knitting on holiday almost another sleeve of Gemma All the knitting I ve been doing is top secret, although in time all will be http://www.xtreme-knitting.com/blog/

Home About Blog Knitting ... Xtreme-Knitting Blog! YAY for me! September 08, 2005 I'm not sure if the new knitty came out today or yesterday, as yesterday I was in bed throwing up with a migraine, but I was OF COURSE excited to see it today, and see my pattern in it! I'm dead impressed with Arisaig as well, it's really cute and the photos are lovely. Here's a link to mine though! BLACKBERRY! . I think it's a very good issue. With that and the new magknits as well there's certainly no shortage of ace free patterns about at the moment. Well, back to doing a trial balance!! Posted by jen at 12:41 PM Comments (42) RUBBISH September 05, 2005 Thanks to everyone for commenting - I'd really like to go and read everyone's blogs and email you all but I just don't have the time!! Well I do have the time, but not enough time with the internet more accurate. We're having real trouble getting internet in our new flat, because we don't own it the landlord has to sign forms to say it's ok, and either he's forgotten to do it or they got lost in the post! Either way nothing is happening, and we're going round to see him later to chase him up - it's REALLY getting on my nerves now! I'm paying for this website and not even able to use it!! And it will have to be text only posts, because I can only get on the internet at work (I started a week ago!), and I can't put my photos on the work laptop! aaargh.

114. Esther's Knitting Page Free knitting patterns and articles. http://www.cs.oswego.edu/~ebozak/knit/

This site was voted the 8th most boring website in the U.K.! so... SUNY Oswego CS Dept. Esther's Faculty Page Esther's Knitting Page My Patterns Janet Szabo's Son of A.R.A.N. Project Claudia Krisniski's Wee Aran Project A.R.A.N. patterns Knitting for the Troops FAQ and suitable patterns Photos of Recent Work The Twisted Stitches of CNY Knitting Guild's Home Page Some Other Knitting or Fiber Sites Last Updated: July 21, 2005 Esther S. Bozak, ebozak@cs.oswego.edu URL: http://www.cs.oswego.edu/~ebozak/knit/index.html

115. CALADA, S.A. -castellano- Natural and dyed, openend spun, twisted yarns for weaving and knitting applications, from acrylic, viscose, polyester, cotton and blends. English, Spanish, Catalan and French. http://www.calada.com/

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116. The Home Of Mathematical Knitting I am currently knitting some more braids (mostly during meetings). minibraid.Selected external links Mathematical knitting. Really beautiful immersions of http://cerebro.cs.xu.edu/~smbelcas/math-knit.html

sarah-marie's mathematical knitting pages I used to keep everything on one page, but then there were too many pictures... AMS Special Session in Mathematics and Mathematics Education in Fiber Arts (at the January 2005 Joint Mathematics Meetings in Atlanta, GA) Mobius bands (basic pattern now included) Projective Planes Klein bottles (yes, my pattern is here, as well as some hat pictures) Hyperbolic plane (small chunks) S scarf Mini-braids Selected Mathematical Knitting Links ... reference list of published articles on mathematics in fiber arts (not just knitting, but knitting's in there!) Not on this page: sarah-marie's home page Knitted Hyperbolic Space Bits of hyperbolic space are better crocheted than knitted, I think, unless you are willing to use double-pointed needles (which I am not). It's fun to toss these at students and ask (a) is the curvature positive or negative on these objects? and (b) which one has greater curvature? I had knitted the above bits from the inside out, so to speak, by beginning with a small number of stitches and putting an increase on every stitch or every-other stitch. In summer of 2004, Ari Turner asked me what would happen if I knit them outside in, i.e. by starting with a needleful of stitches and uniformly decreasing. Here are the results: Taken together, Ari and I agreed they look much like Xmas ornaments.

117. Warp Knitting Machines Service and support for Warp knitting machines Karl Mayer, Liba, Kidde machines. Raschel and Tricot. Compound needles, Latch and Spring bearded Needles. Lace, Elastic, Double NeedleBar, Cut Presser, Simplex. http://www.dancz.com

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118. Carrieoke's Knitting Blog We interrupt your reguarly scheduled knitting blog for an announcement.Carrieoke s knitting Blog is moving to www.carrieoke.net! http://carrie.prettyposies.com/

July 12, 2005 Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes... We interrupt your reguarly scheduled knitting blog for an announcement: Carrieoke's Knitting Blog is moving to... www.carrieoke.net (I broke down and got my own domain name and decided to sign up for some web space as well. I've started doing a small amount of web design work on the side, so I decided to get some more space for developing and designing. So, the blog, it is moving with me as well. ) And a BIG round of thanks goes to Becky and her fabulous web hosting at Pretty Posies . My blog has been hosted with Pretty Posies for almost two years, and it has been a completely awesome experience. I highly recommend Pretty Posies and Becky for bloggy space and web design services. She has been a supportive and encouraging web host, and besides that, she's a super fabulous knitter. ;) Thanks so much to Becky for all her support and inspiration. Okay! Enough of the talk! I'll send you to the knitting: www.carrieoke.net change yer links if you can! See ya over there! Posted by carrie at 12:46 AM TrackBack (0) Welcome!

119. Bredons Sewing And Knitting Machine Centre Retail and wholesale suppliers of new and used machines, plus software, accessories, haberdashery and fabrics. Online ordering. Taunton, Somerset. http://www.bredons.co.uk

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120. Palm Knitting Palm knitting Software. by Jaya Srikrishnan, knitting Designer, Palm OSenthusiast. I am a software engineer, a wife and a mother but long before I was http://www.palmsource.com/interests/knitting/

Downloads International Overview Expert Guides ... Application Directory To send us comments or suggestions about this page, click here This page was created by a volunteer "Expert Guide" who wanted to help people learn what you can do with a Palm Powered system. If you'd like to be a Guide or suggest a topic we haven't covered, click here to learn more The information on this page was compiled by the author. PalmSource has posted it as a public service, but is not responsible for its accuracy, or for the usability or behavior of software programs referenced here. Knitting by Jaya Srikrishnan, Knitting Designer, Palm OS enthusiast I am a software engineer, a wife and a mother but long before I was any of these, I was a knitter. I started knitting when I was a young child and have done so ever since. I am also an eternal list-maker but I used to keep losing my bits of paper. One day, when I was traveling on business, I had to make a phone call from an airport. I had lost the paper on which the phone number was written. So there I was, balancing my laptop on the little ledge below the phone, booting it up so I could look up the number! I felt foolish. This was before the era of the cell phone. That drove me to get a Palm handheld and I haven't looked back. After that first one, I have moved up a couple of times and on one of those occasions, I took an oath. I swore off paper. I refused to carry notebooks or note-pads around with me. Everything was going in my handheld. That was easy when it came to work and my personal life but when it came to my knitting, I was presented with a challenge.

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