Megan’s bridal dishclothes
A set of easy dishclothes for my sister. First time using this pattern, and it was really easy. I even jazzed it up with stripes!
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Lorna’s potholders set
I made a set of potholders for my mother-in-law for just a nice gift for letting us come and stay at their house for a week.
Mom’s potholder set
I made a set of potholders for my mom for Christmas.
Leah’s scarf
I started out with size 7 needle and k1p1 knit and it was too dense so I switched to size 10 and it was perfect. I taught myself to knit continential with this scarf. When gifting this, I made a flower to tie it up, and that turned out very pretty.
Set of Baby Bibs.
These were my “knit at the beach” project while on vacation. I finished the second one once we got home. I used the general concept of the Mason Dixon bibs (CO 40, straps are 10), but I didn’t have the pattern with me, so I just guessed how long to make the bib and the…
Round dishcloth for Lisa
I made two dischlothes with this pattern for my sister Lisa – one with the Playtime colorway exclusively. I did most of the knitting on this one in the airport and airplane while flying to San Francisco. Then I made a second one by casting on Playtime and switching to Daily Ombre for the rest…
Fuzzy Baby hat
I modified this pattern to be smaller since he was a preemie. I also carried a strand of Bernat Softee to make it use more of the color out of the booties that went along with it as a gift. I omitted the pompom and the top looked beautiful without it.
Baby booties
A quick knit because I needed them for a baby shower. This was my first time using very small needles, and my first time making booties at all. They turned out good, even though I accidentally modified the pattern slightly!
Patchwork Afghan
This is a long term project, with a goal of having every square use a different pattern by use of stitch dictionaries and improvising. There will be a total of about 10 different colors in the same family for the squares, and then each square will have a knitted border around them in another color….
Sarah’s red and white mitered dishcloth
Rather than using a variegated yarn, I had red and white so I made stripes for the corners.