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An example of swing knitting
Tapestry Crochet
These clocks knit a scarf in one year.
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Sunday Knit and Crochet Images and a Little Humor
10 May 2015 by slippedstitches
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Swing knitting? What on earth is swing knitting? It doesn’t look like knitting – but looks pretty cool – must google this one! Love the lacy top, love the tapestry crochet, love the clocks, love the humour! Fabulous collection!
Thanks! Swing knitting as far as I can figure it is short row knitting using German short rows as the basic template. How the individual trademarked this I can’t figure out. Legally, I believe it’s only trademarked in her mind.
Great photos, as always! LOVE that lacy wrap, and the clocks – where do I get one? I hate knitting scarves (and so of course, have two of them on the needles!) this would be a fantastic way to get at least one a year. Which is somewhat faster than I currently get them. 🙂