Rambaldi Scarf in Sakura
(also several jewelry items)
| Began | November 9, 2010 |
| Finished | October 1, 2010 |
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| Edited | November 9, 2010 |
| Made for | sale |
This was my first attempt at lace knitting and dropping stitches. I was worried about my cast on not being loose enough, so I found and used Eunny’s "lace cast on". I also used a different bind off, but I don’t recall which one right now. The pattern was very simple – knit knit knit…
I started with the pattern for Pioneer and did the bottom part of it differently with a waistband done by picking up stitches vertically. I did the skirt twice because I was unhappy with how much increase I did the first time. Used more crochet on this than I thought I could!
The yarn was great to work with, and the colors turned out pretty. I didn’t have many glass pebbles to put inside, so she’s a very weebly woobly girl, but so am I! I gave her green eyes, pink heart shaped lips, and crocheted curls (2 brown curls and a pink!), with a flowie in…
started these on the #alumholiday road trip. 10-11-2015 finished toe increases and knit on these during E’s reunion. 11-15-2015 knit through a busy weekend! 11-18-2015 at 5 1/2” of the foot. 12-02-2015 just before the heel, increased 2 stitches on the instep (same style increase as toe) to give it more room on top. 7…
Wanted something that would work as a baby dress this summer and then be a tunic as she gets older. Adjusted the pattern to work in the round, be more full of a dress, and have ties instead of shoulder straps. Lace is slightly askew on part of the skirt but it’s not too noticeable….
Leftover advent yarn turned into cute little flowers. Each section of leftovers makes anywhere from 2-6 flower ornaments for either a chain for the wall or my happy tree. (direct link: CrochetLeaf.com: 6 petal picot flower)