29 May 2008
Gramma's love....
Needles: 5.5 mm
Yarn: Pingouin Pingostar # 4 8--50 gm balls
The only thing I modified was the size. I knit this one 5 blocks across and 6 blocks long. Perfect for snuggle time.
21 May 2008
Like a bird....
Before blocking!I love the magic....after blocking
I knit this with 100% Alpaca lace weight from Vineyard Alpacas. This ones name is Juno.
15 May 2008
Arggg......
10 May 2008
Another one done......
Beribboned Eyelets: from Kids Kids Kids from XRX.
I love this pattern, it was quite an interesting knit. You start with the back and sleeves, then put them all together, and then you knit the rest of the cardigan in one piece, then knit the bands. Minimal sewing up!!!!I knit this for our new granddaughter, who should be here in a few short weeks, but seeing as we're coming into warm summer weather, I'm knitting things at 6 months and up. I used Sirdar Tiny Tots from my stash, 3--50g balls. The pattern shows ribbon through the eyelet rows, but you don't have to if you don't want to. I will probably be making this one again.
I been using this as my blocking board for years. This is actually the second one. It's a large piece of foam, about 3' by 3', and I drew on a 1" grid. The cats think it's a scratching board, and it's been well used. So I decided to get myself a new board, and have been scouring the fabric stores for one. Finally, I started looking on the Internet and priced alot of them up(all in the States, it was hard to find someone in Canada who sold them). But with a little perseverance I did it!
Whoo hoo! I found Prairie Knits. Great price, great shipping, and fast delivery. Thanks Sian.7 May 2008
Tuscany....
Perfect for those cool spring days and evenings.....sitttin' and knittin'!
4 May 2008
Mojo's back....
And I also dropped off Leslie's sweater this morning and it looks great on her. I have more of Condor's yarn to design a new sweater for her. My thoughts are all over the place right now. Design? Oh no, Me? Really? I know what she likes and wants and now I have to put it in yarn.
Back to the needles!