Thursday, July 15, 2010
Remember my Grad Sweater? Well here is a photo of "my grad" in Kazakhstan modeling his sweater and the other garments (hat, mittens, scarf, socks) that were made for him. It is kind of a blurry photo, but I think he looks happy. The sweater looks like it fits pretty well -- Yay! The white thing on the front is a tag from the scarf, I think.
North Shore Trip
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Sock Marathon 2010
Baby Shower
Well, now the baby showers are done, so I can post about knitting for my nephew without ruining any surprises. I made him a Pembroke vest using Dream in Color Classy yarn. I've been wanting to use that yarn forever, so it was a great excuse to buy it. I had enough left over to make a little pair of socks, too. And I could not resist buying him little plaid shoes. I love preppy baby clothes!
I also made him a couple of Cabled Baby Hats using Knit Picks Swish Worsted.
Can't wait to meet the little guy! And see him in his handknits, of course!
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Mother Bear Challenge
I am taking part in the Mother Bear Challenge on Ravelry and have knitted three bears. Each week of the challenge has a theme. This week the theme is "bears that represent your profession," so I made Dr. Bear. She is wearing scrubs and a white coat with pockets. I made her a felted stethoscope which has a diaphragm and a bell.
In the next two photos, you can see bears that I made for previous challenges. For alma mater week, I made Carleton Bear, who is wearing the maize and blue to represent Carleton College. I made the bear with the pink and purple sweater for fair isle sweater week.
In the next two photos, you can see bears that I made for previous challenges. For alma mater week, I made Carleton Bear, who is wearing the maize and blue to represent Carleton College. I made the bear with the pink and purple sweater for fair isle sweater week.
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