Dot to dot. A new scale every day. In five minutes. Hi everybody, this is Tiffany Horn.
Used to be Tiffany Black. At one modern monster on Twitter. Let me just close this door so the washing machine doesn't make so much noise. Alright, so I have two fun little things because I was looking up to see if there was any kind of pattern finder.
If there's a recipe finder on the A-Lady. No luck yet, so I made a suggestion and we'll see what they do with it. Anyways, here's something fun that can generate a random pattern for repeating stitches. It's going to make for something interesting, I think.
Open knitting boss. Here's a pattern. Po, po, po, po. Well, that's dull.
You can do better than that, can't you? Open knitting boss. Here's a pattern. Po, po.
Po, nits, po. Well, that was more interesting. Open knitting boss. Here's a pattern.
Po, nits, po, nits. So, you can do all sorts of interesting things with that. Now, here's another useful one. This one might be more for shares.
Let's see here. Open my stitchenary. Welcome to the A-Lady. That's a stitchenary skill.
I am a dictionary with short names and I explain briefly how work it can stitch. How does a popcorn stitch work? Follow along the popcorn stitch. Work the desired amount of stitches in one stitch.
Drop the loop on the hook. Insert up from the front of the first stitch of a popcorn stitch. The front of the loop of a stitch. Chain one.
Done. How does a shell stitch work? Follow along the shell. Work two double crochets in the same stitch.
Chain two. Work two double crochets in the same stitch as the first two double crochets. Done. Stop.
Thank you for using the stationery skill. See you next time. All right. So, I hope you enjoyed those.
I hope you can get some use out of them and have a nice day. Feedback, comments, demos. The dot-to-dot podcast at gmail.com. Freecast.fm