Stop the insanity
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shiningmoon. TEENSIEST KNITTING EVER. Come on. You know they do this with mirrors. Or maybe piano wire.
http://www.bugknits.com/
elfie_chan, maybe you shouldn't look at this. It might be contagious.
Addition: This page in particular (Aran sweater that fits on a DIME FOR PETE'S SAKE)--I just can't believe it.
http://www.bugknits.com/gallery/garments3.htm
shiningmoon. TEENSIEST KNITTING EVER. Come on. You know they do this with mirrors. Or maybe piano wire.http://www.bugknits.com/
elfie_chan, maybe you shouldn't look at this. It might be contagious.Addition: This page in particular (Aran sweater that fits on a DIME FOR PETE'S SAKE)--I just can't believe it.
http://www.bugknits.com/gallery/garments3.htm
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Date: 2007-07-09 04:28 pm (UTC)And to think--medieval knitting was usually about 21 stitches to the inch. Those are 80 stitches to the inch. I swear; this woman must be going blind!
Thank you for posting this. ^__^ I love the term "nanoknitting."