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| Log Cabin with Patons Canadiana |
Log Cabins
To say that it has been a while since I last posted, would be a gross understatement.
But just because I haven’t posted in some time, doesn’t mean that I haven’t been busy behind the scenes working on knitting projects and running the Knitters Attic store.
One of my New Year’s resolutions is make sure that I am keeping all the Knitters Attic blog readers updated with the happenings of myself and the store. I am going to start by posting a bit more regularly.
So, I’ve already told you that I have been behind the scenes working on a number of knitting projects.
This Log Cabin to your right, I knitted using Patons Canadiana.
For those of you who are not familiar with Log Cabins or Log Cabin knitting.
Log Cabin knitting or the Log Cabin knitting technique, starts with the knitter creating the centerpiece -- a square.
From there, the knitter creates strips, which are then added to all the sides of the square.
After adding these initial strips to the sides of the square centrepiece, the knitter can keep going and going and going like that famous pink battery bunny.
But just because I haven’t posted in some time, doesn’t mean that I haven’t been busy behind the scenes working on knitting projects and running the Knitters Attic store.
One of my New Year’s resolutions is make sure that I am keeping all the Knitters Attic blog readers updated with the happenings of myself and the store. I am going to start by posting a bit more regularly.
So, I’ve already told you that I have been behind the scenes working on a number of knitting projects.
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| Log Cabin with Sample Patons Canadiana Yarn I Used |
This Log Cabin to your right, I knitted using Patons Canadiana.
For those of you who are not familiar with Log Cabins or Log Cabin knitting.
Log Cabin knitting or the Log Cabin knitting technique, starts with the knitter creating the centerpiece -- a square.
From there, the knitter creates strips, which are then added to all the sides of the square.
After adding these initial strips to the sides of the square centrepiece, the knitter can keep going and going and going like that famous pink battery bunny.
