Knit journal

A first draft of my knitting project page layout for my bullet journal. I've already thought of a few things I want to add for the next project though - gauge, deadline, and something for difficulty and/or how much I liked the project.

(Photo for a post I'm about to make on the knittyboard.) I use a journal to keep track of my projects, record what I've done, and design new projects. (Unfortunately the best journal pages are for projects I can't show here yet.) Usually a design page includes sketches, notes, yarn samples, and eventually a copy of the ball band from the yarn I used and a photo of the final project. This page is the "Projects I want to make" section of the journal, which I just haven't used much for its…

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The time is passing by so fast. I’ve been quite busy lately, and I’ll be even more busy in the upcoming weeks. Not that I’m complaining at all! I’ll be working on a new exciting project, that I hope to share with you very soon. But that also reminded me to slow down, and take a few minutes here a

Recently the Yarn Harlot blogged about meeting a knitter who actually kept a knitting journal , she said it was like meeting a mythical cre...

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