Knit pad experiment

[tn_sehlat]

Has anyone else tried knitting pads

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[agenda]

Are you a member of ravelry.com? There are one or two examples on there, but if you're not a member I can't link you to the pages.

[tn_sehlat]

I didn't think of looking over there. I'm a member but don't get on much.

[lockedindream]

I'd love to see some pictures if you've got some.

[tn_sehlat]

I don't have pics, but I might be able to sketch up something when I'm on my normal computer.

[cmarie14]

Me too. :)

[purple_obsidian]

I made one last night, but I did the wings badly, and I didn't like the shape, so I'm not taking a pic of it ;) plus the camera batteries are charging.

I don't get much chance to knit, but I'm going on holiday for a week, so with no computer or work to do, I'm going to make sure I come back with at least one pad I like :)

I liked the idea, so I just need to work on the shape a bit more.

I was thinking as I knit the one last night, that for an everyday pantyliner (just something to keep your knickers dry), a knitted pantyliner in an open knit (like plain) might work really well, because it would be really open, so any dampness could evaporate.

[tn_sehlat]

I think I found your stuff on ravelry last night. :)

If you can figure out ways to fix up the basic idea, go for it and post! I'm not an advanced knitter by any stretch, but it's good to know I can describe something well enough for someone else to duplicate whatever I'm doing.

BTW, my wings didn't turn out so hot either. The sides of things I knit get wonky.

[verdianna]

OT who's the kitty in your icon? he looks like one I know. you dont forget a face like that especially when they leave scars.

[tn_sehlat]

I have no idea. He's from cat_macros.

Now the kitty in this icon is the one I babysit, and he's adorable :)