Example of documentation of process

http://awesumcrochet.tumblr.com/

Face of 2014 Process

Group Face

For Monday complete all your knitting

• minimum 10 new different stitches [other than what we did in our previous class]
• have the amount needed by your group for the entire face

Bring wool sewing needles or crochet hooks to begin sewing up the quadrants on Monday

We start at 13:45 Monday

Assignments

Each group will present their progress to the rest of the class tomorrow 15 May 2:30 pm, for 10 minutes.

Each group will present their progress to the rest of the class Friday 16 May 2:00 pm, for 15 minutes. For this presentation include the following on your blog: [each member needs to make their own entry]

1. A brief biography, no more than 3 sentences
2. Documentation of your knitting thus far, the various stitches you have made.
3. And answer the following questions with a one sentence explanation:
1. What motivates you to perform in the group? [personally motivated or sense of responsibility toward the group]
2. What is knitting teaching you about yourself?
3. What are you learning about yourself by being in a group?
4. how do you deal with people you find challenging?
5. Include the images of yourself that I have sent you

Updates:

• Each member needs to knit at least 15 different types of patterns
• Each pattern is explained on the blog, using appropriate knitting abbreviation instructions and discussion of the tension. [photographs]
• Use the images I have sent you as documentation to explain the process of the project
• Please email me your blog addresses
• Document your process of developing the tones for your quadrant

The face of 2014

BLUE

Kyla, Magdaleen, Meagan, Sakhumzi

http://www.knittingyourface.blogspot.com/

BLACK

Hlumelo, Mercia, Nchawaka, Sihle

http://knitmelikecrazy.blogspot.com/

RED

Catharin, Chris, Roxy, Sinobomi

http://extremeknitting2000.blogspot.com/

PINK

Athi, Magriet, Sanaa, Zenande 

http://www.samzknitting.blogspot.com/

Tension Instructions in a Knitting Pattern

This is an example of tension instructions in a knitting pattern
http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/pattern.php?id=5317&lang=en


Some useful links:
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/terms-and-abbreviations-used-in-knitting-patterns.html
http://www.knittinghelp.com/videos/knitting-glossary

Inspiring blog: This blog gives clear examples of abbreviations and tension instructions. Note tension is also called gauge
http://www.purlbee.com/beginners-knits/
http://www.purlbee.com/the-purl-bee/2011/8/21/whits-knits-sunshine-scarf.html

Knit Me A Brain (and Don’t Forget the Corpus Callosum Zipper) – Retrospectacle: A Neuroscience Blog

Knit Me A Brain (and Don’t Forget the Corpus Callosum Zipper) – Retrospectacle: A Neuroscience Blog:

'via Blog this'

Mugshots - class of 2014