My version of Charlotte is growing slowly but surely... I have passed the armholes decreases which is always a good sign until you remember that there is still some way to go... Now that I am familiar with the pattern and worked out how to decrease within lace stitches, I am eager to attack the fronts. No picture at this stage as I haven't had time to take a decent one in day light but I'll post one when I start the front. Hopefully, I'll be able to capture the real shade of the yarn...
I have managed to write down the patterns for my fingerless gloves featured here and here. If you are interested I would gladly share them with you, but first I need to convert them into pdf documents. So if someone out there can help me with this, it would be really great and I would be able to put them in my "Free patterns" link...
Have a lovely week-end!
PS : I have found a way to convert my word doc to pdf and have added my patterns to the free patterns link!...
It's always a great moment when you master the pattern and you can increase and decrease without fear!!
Posted by: 2paw | January 27, 2008 at 01:59 AM
Superbes ces petites mitaines avec leur bordure en dentelle ! Pour le pdf, je crois qu'il existe un logiciel gratuit (Niqui en avait parlé), mais je ne m'y suis pas intéressée car j'ai le logiciel Acrobat et tous les logiciels de PAO, qui me permettent de faire ces fameux fichiers pdf. Bon dimanche !
Posted by: Christine | January 27, 2008 at 11:49 AM
Can't wait for the photos. I try to take mine all on one day over the weekend, if there's sun.
Posted by: dawn | January 28, 2008 at 08:46 AM
Thank you so very much for this patterns, I immediately safed them. I have bought a dotted scarf last autumn and I think your Whisper gloves would be a lovely addition. (And I so much admire your talent to make a pdf instruction, this is a thing I always wanted to learn but never did.)
Can´t wait to see a new picture of Charlotte,
S.
Posted by: Krawuggl | January 28, 2008 at 05:23 PM
Hallo,
thank you for the nice patters. I am about to knit the fingerless gloves for myself !
I love your charming blog.
Many thanks amd greetings from
Ingrid Hellmer
Freiburg i.Brsg.-Black Forest
Germny
Posted by: Ingrid Hellmer | January 29, 2008 at 07:47 AM
Ooh I will have to try out your fingerless glove pattern too. Good luck with knitting faster too, once you memorise the pattern it does make it a lot easier.
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Posted by: jill | February 11, 2008 at 11:12 AM