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<\/a>Corrections and clues ...<\/p><\/div>\n
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- The answer to Clue #30 is plural, but I had the singular form of the answer in the grid – so that is given for you.<\/li>\n
- There is no clue for STOCKING – but it is obviously on the grid. Hence, it now magically appears for you as well.<\/li>\n
- I have also put three words on the grid for you, but I won’t make it so easy as to give you their appropriate clues as well.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
I also realized that I should have made this a little easier to solve – right now it’s way too difficult. I am re-listing the clues with the number of letters in the solution beside it (thanks for the note TallGuy). That way you will know if you are on the right track. Also, I will post 2 new answers each day until somebody wins. Here’s the clues revised again.<\/p>\n
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- Familiar letters when slipping stitches. (4)<\/li>\n
- Knitters hate this but sailors love it! (4)<\/li>\n
- A lace knitter’s method of increasing. (8)<\/li>\n
- An unusual food based fiber. (3)<\/li>\n
- Used to hold up a suspension bridge or intricate braids. (6)<\/li>\n
- Don’t give this to your partner before you have a ring. (7)<\/li>\n
- A little demented or a stitch worked backwards. (7)<\/li>\n
- My area 51. (5)<\/li>\n
- A billy is one or where Mohair and Cashmere comes from. (4)<\/li>\n
- Tools of the trade. (7)<\/li>\n
- Spherical. (8)<\/li>\n
- Not surprisingly, the French don’t usually use this method to knit; a common language in Britain. (7)<\/li>\n
- Measure. (5)<\/li>\n
- In style; a popular knitting magazine. (5)<\/li>\n
- Mr. Bean; a famous knitting brand. (5)<\/li>\n
- Not bent; a type of needle. (8)<\/li>\n
- Blocks of color knit from individual balls or bobbins. (8)<\/li>\n
- The first stitch. (4)<\/li>\n
- Isles near Ireland famous for cabled knitwear. (4)<\/li>\n
- A female sheep. (3)<\/li>\n
- A man that knits. (2)<\/li>\n
- Sock admirers. (4)<\/li>\n
- Knitting on the …. by Nicky Epstein; on the brink (4)<\/li>\n
- A type of shawl (5)<\/li>\n
- A sleeve that goes into the body. (5)<\/li>\n
- Triangular multi-directional technique (fr.). (8)<\/li>\n
- The warmest fiber. (7)<\/li>\n
- Knitting technique that wraps the yarn on the left hand. (11)<\/li>\n
- A stranding technique that has two colors per row. (9)<\/li>\n
- Head warmers. (4)<\/li>\n
- When you don’t have enough yarn for a whole sweater this may be a good option. (4)<\/li>\n
- A cleavage flattering neckline, perhaps. (5)<\/li>\n
- The Sly one knits for a recent Oscar winner in this movie. (13)<\/li>\n
- A type of stitch; thing from which most plants grow. (4)<\/li>\n
- A …. in time, saves nine. (6)<\/li>\n
- A type of cast on; conditional (11)<\/li>\n
- Famous designer known for Celtic and Fair Aisle creations. (8)<\/li>\n
- The opposite of 18. (4)<\/li>\n
- Is that your final answer? No, I’d like to use one of these; they come in handy when overboard. (8)<\/li>\n
- A knitters favorite animal. (5)<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Good luck! I’d also like to post this little video that i think may make you smile on this beautiful, sunny Monday. I got it from a friend on MWK – thanks Linen2Lace. Enjoy!
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