I hate to say how long this quilt has been in the works, so I won't, but I started it for an expectant friend and the ittle bittle boy child has since made his appearance. So, high time I get this finished right? Right!
Monday, December 19, 2011
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Finished bracelet
I mentioned a while back that I was working on a bracelet. I finished it a while back but never posted the finished product. Here it is in all it's glory.
I can't recall the exact name of the pattern and I'm too lazy to go find it but it had something to do with shutters and used Tila beads. I really like how it turned out.
It uses a standard shank button for the closure.
My new project is a necklace in matching colors.
I can't recall the exact name of the pattern and I'm too lazy to go find it but it had something to do with shutters and used Tila beads. I really like how it turned out.
It uses a standard shank button for the closure.
My new project is a necklace in matching colors.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Flaps on Mittens = Flittens
My daughter has been complaining of how cold her hands get as she walks home from the school bus stop. I discovered that it was her way of hinting that I needed to get my knitting needles out.
She had a specific idea on what she wanted to keep her hands warm, either a pair of knitted gloves or mittens with flaps so she could have her fingers free if needs be. Not feeling up to the task of knitting ten fingers I vetoed the gloves but rather liked the latter idea which we have dubbed as flittens.
The two of us snuggled up on the bed one night and did a search on Ravelry and found a pattern that suited both of us. Me for simplicity and her for looks.
I used Red Heart Soft yarn in Teal on three size 4 needles to make these. It's worked up really easily and I only split the ply in a couple of places. They're about done, I just need to finish the flaps.
She had a specific idea on what she wanted to keep her hands warm, either a pair of knitted gloves or mittens with flaps so she could have her fingers free if needs be. Not feeling up to the task of knitting ten fingers I vetoed the gloves but rather liked the latter idea which we have dubbed as flittens.
The two of us snuggled up on the bed one night and did a search on Ravelry and found a pattern that suited both of us. Me for simplicity and her for looks.
I used Red Heart Soft yarn in Teal on three size 4 needles to make these. It's worked up really easily and I only split the ply in a couple of places. They're about done, I just need to finish the flaps.
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