Knit A Longs links
Posted on 01.29.06 by lucia @ 7:33 am

I like discovering knit-a-longs and reading how those projects are going, but I finding all the intereting ones can be difficult. Since I got so many people to help add links using the form for my “add your link” sock links page I figured I’d start a page for knit-a-longs. So, here it is!

If you’d like the link to your knit a long to appear, click here then enter the data in the “add a knit-a-long link” form.



Aran

  • FLAK:  Janet Szabo’s design your own Aran sweater KAL.
  • Samus a long.:  Knit Samus cardigan from Knitty.
  • Victorian Shawl:  Knit an Aran weight Victorian Shawl.

    • Beginner

  • Square-a-long:  Based on the Barbara Walker ” Learn to Knit Afghan Book”
  • Triangle Shawl:  Run in conjunction with Yahoo Groups Knitting Novices.

    • Book oriented.

  • Color On Color:  Knit the the Kathryn Alexander scarf in “Scarf Style”.
  • Folk Shawls:  Knit shawls from the book “Folk Shawls”.
  • Handknit Holidays KAL:  A knitalong for Melanie Falick’s Handknit Holidays.
  • Sweaters from Camp:  Knit design contest winners from Sweaters from Camp.

    • Designer

  • Hanne Falkenberg KAL:  A knitalong for Hanne Falkenberg kits.
  • Almanac A Long:  Knit along inspired by Zimmerman’s “A Knitters Almanac.”
  • Baby Surprise:  Knit Elizabeth Zimmerman’s “Baby Surprise” sweater.
  • EZ as Pi:  Projects inspired by Elizabeth Zimmerman.
  • Kaffee Fassett:  Mutual support kniting Kaffee Fassett designs.
  • Klaralund KAL:  Knit “Klaralund” designed by Cornelia Hamilton.
  • Knit Eris:  Knit, the cabled cardigan by The Girl From Auntie.
  • St. Brigid KAL:  Knitting St. Brigid from Alice Starmore’s Aran Knitting.

    • Fairisle

  • Thready Bear:  Knit a fairisle sweater for a teddy bear.

    • Lace

  • Charlotte’s Web KAL:  Groups to knit Charlotte’s web shawl.
  • RosyFingeredDawnKAL:  Knit Hazel Carter’s Rosy Fingered Dawn Shawl
  • Shetland Lace Pi:  Knitalong and create a Pi Shawl using Shetland Lace.

    • Other

  • Aibhlinn:  Knit Aibhlinn from Knitty!
  • Behind the Times:  Knit vintage fashion.
  • BiColor Cables KAL:  A kal for the cardi designed by Anne Modesitt from W 05 IK.
  • Cinxia Knit a long:  Knit Cinxia from Knitting. (Also run on Yahoo groups.)
  • Hopeful Knitalong:  A knitalong for Jenna Adorno’s Hopeful.
  • Monthly Dishcloth:  Knit 1 themed dishcloth and one other dishcloth a month.
  • Monthly Dishcloth:  Knit 2 dishcloths every month.
  • Poncho Knit A Long:  Knit ponchos, wraps, ruanas, shawls, capes.
  • Project Spectrum:  Each month devoted to a color.
  • Sexy Knitters:  Sexy Knitters KAL.
  • Travelling Cables KAL:  A KAL for the Travelling Cables Cardigan
  • Year of the Sweater KAL:  Commit to making a sweater in 2006.

    • Slipper

  • Sweet Mary Jane Knit A:  Mary Jane Slipper

    • Sock

  • 2000 Sox:  Very large group of knitters formed a sock knit along.
  • BC Socknitters:  Knit socks with a group from British Columbia.
  • Broad Ripple KAL:  Knit the broad ripple socks from Knitty.
  • Folk Socks:  Knit projects from Nancy Bush’s “Folk Socks.”
  • KOTR sock-a-long.:  Knit socks from Nancy Bush’s “Knitting on the Road”
  • Out Of Hand:  Parlour Trick Socks – Double Knit two socks at once
  • Queen Kahuna:  Knit socks from Crazy Toes and Heels.
  • Sock of The Month:  Knit a sock a month!


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    4 Comments »

    1. [...] Remember the sock link page I wrote to get people to enter their own links? Well, I decided to do the same thing for knit-a-longs. Use this page to add a link to my soon to be published Knit-a-Long links article. [...]

      Pingback by The Knitting Fiend » Blog Archive » Enter a KnitALong Link — 1/29/2006 @ 7:32 am

    2. Your pages are such a wealth of information. I can always find something new and interesting. I checked out the seminars link. So many fun classes to dream about.

      Comment by Barb — 1/29/2006 @ 10:45 am

    3. when knitting stripes, the last stitch at the end of a row when I turn the work, jumps up into the next row; when I change colors, a little dot of the last row’s color is in each of the rows. I am knitting every row (garter stitch). I am not talking about those tiny loops that show all along the row. Only the last stitch of the row when I turn the piece – after I am into the next color, I find that one stitch has climbed up into the new row. UGH! I know there is a way to prevent this! Hope someone knows how. Thanks!

      Comment by Susan — 1/29/2006 @ 6:41 pm

    4. There is a way. It’s called “jogless stripes”. I’ve ever down it, but I think this link shows how:

      http://nonaknits.typepad.com/nonaknits/2004/12/jogless_stripes.html

      Comment by lucia — 1/29/2006 @ 7:04 pm

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