Oops.
There has been a whole lot of knitting going on. And none of it is being worn by me. Which I think is absolutely out of this world. My people are knit worthy, and I am so grateful that they are so grateful.
Eldest took these socks that I finished on the plane on the way to see her right after I was let go. (Yep, I got a trip back east for a consolation prize...deets will follow.) Crosshatch pattern from More Sensational Knitted Socks, by Charlene Schurch, out of Araucania Itata Solid. This is a great pattern for a solid color that I will knit again.
A shop sample knitted up for a local LYS. Knit Hedgehog by Purl Soho, out of Cascade 220 and Eco Cloud. That Eco Cloud was divine to knit up. Too bad the project was so small!
Class examples for an upcoming class on felting/embellishing techniques. Felted Woolly Eggs, by Marie Mayhew, out of Red Heart Wool among other things. All that Red Heart I got from my aunt's stash in vintage colors were perfect for this.
A seamed sweater for the expressed purposed of practicing seaming. Pattern: Even Daniele Did It Again, from The Yarn Girls Guide To Kid Knits, out of Pingouin Acrylic I found at the thrift store.
Bartered felted mats for Precious Niece's new NY digs. The 40-Years Felted Platter by Katherine Vaughn (Rav link) out of Patons Classic Wool, my go-to workhorse felter. Also an above shot of the hedgehog, which was a really cute little guy.
Bartered felted slippers for Dearest Sister's cold midwestern toes. Duffers, 19-Row Felted Slippers by Mindie Tallack (Rav link) out of Bear Brand Four Seasons, another bit of Aunt Cissy's vintage haul.
And a simple hat to replace the one Only Step-Son has worn since 2008 and lost this year. He felt very bad, but I say hey! If you weren't wearing it, you wouldn't have lost it! He was very impressed that I could make another EXACTLY like the one he loved. Thank you, Ravelry, and my compulsive note keeping. My own beanie recipe out of Patons Classic Wool.
On the needles right now are 2 projects... a pair of socks, and a circular scarf out of handspun (another barter effort with Precious Niece I will speak to later), along with 'decorating' the last of Woolly Eggs.
My mother would be proud!
2 comments:
Cuteness! Cuteness! Cuteness! The eggs are very nice and I loved the seamed sweater and it's model! Can't wait to see the slippers in a few weeks!
Great stuff! Who is that small child model with the sweater? Surely not the baby!
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