Found this little cable holder on Ravelry, and HAD to make one. Then I decided I needed a voodoo guy to match. I had to make some revisions; I didn't have any pull tabs, so I made I-cord to hold onto my finger.
This was so fun. If I know anyone who does lots of cable stitches, she may just get one of these!!!
I saw the witch doctor
Yes, I have definitely lost it, but I love crazy!!!
I love to knit, crochet, and now, thanks to winning a sewing machine, a renewed interest in sewing.
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Monday, December 31, 2012
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Jacoby fingerless mittens
It only took me 7 days, but I got these done (two at a time!) for a girlfriend who is leaving next Friday for Winter in Arizona.
Do you love my model? I shall call her Lefty. Found her at a beauty supply store. My son said it creeped him out!!!!
Merry Christmas to all!!
Jacoby
Do you love my model? I shall call her Lefty. Found her at a beauty supply store. My son said it creeped him out!!!!
Merry Christmas to all!!
Jacoby
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Busy little hands
My, oh my, my little hands are tired. I still have one more set of wristlets to make; they are about 2.5 inches along.
BUT, what I have finished is below.
Susie's Reading Mitts:
Made with hand-dyed yarn from my favorite little yarn store in Kansas.
For Good Hat:
Girl's Helmet Cap:
The helmet cap is from an old pattern my mom had. Many thanks to Miss Hilda, the model (even though she has a SMALL head). The hats will be given to charity; the mitts to my future daughter-in-law!!!! Yay!!! Nick is engaged!!!
BUT, what I have finished is below.
Susie's Reading Mitts:
Made with hand-dyed yarn from my favorite little yarn store in Kansas.
For Good Hat:
Girl's Helmet Cap:
The helmet cap is from an old pattern my mom had. Many thanks to Miss Hilda, the model (even though she has a SMALL head). The hats will be given to charity; the mitts to my future daughter-in-law!!!! Yay!!! Nick is engaged!!!
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