baby Conner’s blanket
knit turned hem flat, then joined in the round with helix knitting technique. steeked and made a steek sandwich for the side borders.
border uses idea from the book “Crochet Kaleidoscope” motif #15.
knit turned hem flat, then joined in the round with helix knitting technique. steeked and made a steek sandwich for the side borders.
border uses idea from the book “Crochet Kaleidoscope” motif #15.
Began | October 22, 2018 |
Finished | September 1, 2018 |
100% | |
Edited | October 23, 2018 |
I’m creating my own pattern with multiple laces surrounding a central Dayflower panel. I ripped out my first few tries and finally have something I’m happy with. Update, 10/2: I have a good pattern now, but this is on hold while I work on preliminary Christmas projects. Frogged, 2/23. I’ll use the yarn for something…
gift yarn from AnitaT! free form nesting baskets. 34yds/25g left.
made 2 scarves from 1 skein; one is shorter without crochet border.
Finished, 4/16: I got bad about updating along the way. I did end up ripping about 8 rows back after joining the second ball of yarn and going back and alternating rows to try and make it a more natural transformation. I did the same with the sleeves, but none of the other balls were…
Twin with Ingrid!
For Katy in some KP yarn, maybe worsted instead of sport. In red, grey, black, whites. Maybe a little shorter and skinnier than the example. Finished 9/3, just need to weave ends in and document the info here! Even though it was a little tedious changing colors on every row, it was an interesting knit.