This bag is so DX because of its leather base and orange ornaments.
For the straps I used my...Strickliesel...and I really really do not know how to translate that!
It´s a little doll with which you can knit...Help!
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Posted By:Käpt´n Toasterkopf »
September 08, 2008 13:59
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Kathra G.
18 Jul 19:55
This is awesome!! I think I've got one of those knitting dolls, justa tube with 4 pegs? French knitter it's called :)
Maz C.
21 Jul 03:38
Strickliesel (German) same as knitting doll (English) same as spool knitter (American) same as corker (Canadian) same as tricotin (French).
Brand names - Knitting Nancy and Strickliesel by Spear & Sons both of Germany and England.
You make a knitted tubular cord using this knitting tool. There are links to patterns and interesting sites on my blog - http://spoolknitter.blogspot.com
cheers, Maz