Knitting! Pictures of Knitting!
May. 1st, 2009 09:03 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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knittingpixWelcome to Dreamwidth, and to the KnittingPix community!
First, a request: I need another moderator. My computer is dying and unreliable. I can't get online every day. Who wants to be co-moderator? Anyone? (Yay! We've got lots of moderators now!)
Second, quick review of the purpose and thetwo three rules of the community:
1) Each post should consist of a brief text description, followed by pictures behind a cut tag. This means:
(Yep, this post does not contain a picture. That's a moderator's perk. Don't you want to be a moderator too?)
2) This community is for showing off completed projects and works in progress. If you love the project you see here, then, sure, ask about the pattern. You might even end up posting a stitch chart (under a cut tag!). In fact, if you're in the middle of a sleeve and can't figure out why it looks funny, you could even point out the funny-looking part in the picture you post, and ask if anyone can tell you why Ur Doin It Rong.
But. This isn't a general knitting community, for discussion about how to cast on and how to adjust a pattern and isn't the new Malabrigo sock yarn insanely tasty? (Yes, it is!) I recommendknitting for that.
3) Play nice.
Second, quick review of the purpose and the
1) Each post should consist of a brief text description, followed by pictures behind a cut tag. This means:
- Put all your knitting pix behind cut tags.
- Include a knitting pic in every post.
(Yep, this post does not contain a picture. That's a moderator's perk. Don't you want to be a moderator too?)
2) This community is for showing off completed projects and works in progress. If you love the project you see here, then, sure, ask about the pattern. You might even end up posting a stitch chart (under a cut tag!). In fact, if you're in the middle of a sleeve and can't figure out why it looks funny, you could even point out the funny-looking part in the picture you post, and ask if anyone can tell you why Ur Doin It Rong.
But. This isn't a general knitting community, for discussion about how to cast on and how to adjust a pattern and isn't the new Malabrigo sock yarn insanely tasty? (Yes, it is!) I recommend
knitting for that.3) Play nice.
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Date: 2009-05-01 04:38 pm (UTC)