Changing the world one stitch at a timeβ¦ I have reached my second blogiversary this weekend. Two years of the trials and tribulations of a yarnophile and would-be hooker. A huge thank you to everyone for reading my drivel and for all of the advice and support offered over the months, it really is appreciated. [β¦]
Two pairs of mittens completed using the frogged yarn, now I’m making a pair out of some leftover plum yarn but I’m paying more attention this time and keeping the first mitten close at hand to mirror. I know sone ladies who knit them both at the same time but when I attempted this I got into a hell of a tangle! So one at a time for me.
These are destined for the Shoe Box Appeal later this year.
I have had a Monday morning off so yippee I had the chance to go to Knit and Natter. I’ve been making children’s hats and mittens for charity.
However,
two left mittens!
On finishing everything off I discovered I’d made 2 left mittens rather than a pair. Shouldn’t accompany my knitting with a glass of wine π·Β Anyway nothing to worry about I’ve still got plenty of frogged yarn to make 2 right mittens π
And back to Knit and Natter! I’ve had a lovely morning drinking tea and eating cake while knitting and chatting.
I’ve always been partial to owls – one of nature’s hunters and they always look so intelligent. My sister-in-law has made me this very cute little barn owl.
This cardigan has been on and off my needles for the last 18 months. All that is left to do is sew in one pocket and sew on the buttons! (Note to self ‘where did I put the buttons?’)
It’s made with Aldi Aran yarn from the family cardigan pattern in the Moffat Weavers pattern book. I’ve had my money’s worth out of this book I must say π€£
Moffat Weavers at their best!
I had several attempts at taking a picture of the cardigan, here’s one that didn’t make the cut π€
Always helpful!
Hoping that your knitting is getting past the finishing post β€οΈ
I have joined another knitting group run by the Wheely Different Theatre Company. The group has been tasked with making the props for their Christmas production. And I am making mince pies.
Woolly mince pies!
The pattern is from Fitting in Knitting, although the small one is something I’ve adapted! And they need loads more so the needles will be busy.