Rounded purse in purples
held two yarns together to make a heathery color. Matching flower to clip on.
held two yarns together to make a heathery color. Matching flower to clip on.
| Began | November 14, 2010 |
| Finished | November 13, 2010 |
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| Edited | November 14, 2010 |
| Made for | sale |
started knitting for fitbloggin, didn’t pay full attention to the pattern segment, and so I improvised while in sessions. Alternating between colors. Plan to use for carrying produce at the farmers market, plus it was started during fitbloggin, hence the name. knitted the base slightly longer. listened to Riki Lindhome’s podcast with Fran Kranz on…
using Knit Picks Simply Cotton in the same colors from the blanket, adding a little green tea heather from the stripey steeky blanket for baby C, also due this summer.
Using the basic structure of my Wren Shawl, I made a little one as a gift for a friend who loves dolls. Leftover yarn from my very first “real” socks.
Inspired by javajennie. Cast on provisionally from the row before the armholes. Used JMCO and a second needle which I kept in the work while I knit upwards. Did the armhole bind off, knit the back, front, and both straps. Then returned to the stitches on the holder needles, and on the front of the…
During ZK2021 from home, I shopped for some little beading kits and picked up this cute one. One session of stringing beads onto my yarn, another session of actually crocheting, and I have a bracelet! To note: I purchased this kit on Etsy, but still ended up having to go to Ravelry to redeem the…
Finished, December 8, redid the head between Christmas and New Years. Made this slightly bigger because Jon’s head was bigger than some peoples. Adjusted the stripes to be larger instead of repeaty. Can’t wait to see how it fits! This pattern was really easy, and definitely what’s I’d recommend for a basic hat. Full changes…