Here's another hat I made for Sarah: a beret. I have to say, I don't like the way purple looks on me so I avoid it like the plague. But Sarah loves it. I've posted a photo of myself wearing the beret so you can see its shape - though it doesn't flatter me. I hope Sarah likes it!
In order for it to take the traditional beret shape, I washed it in the washer in a mesh bag on delicate, then stretched it over a dinner plate to dry.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
A hat for Sarah
Craig's mom Sarah is going to have to go through chemotherapy, so I made her this cute flowered hat. I made one just like it for Brynn in December. But I think I've gotten better, and this one turned out nicer. I haven't given it to her yet; I hope she likes it.
One thing I did to get it to lie really flat: I blocked it after I was done knitting it. I washed it in the washer in a mesh bag on delicate, then stretched it out on a drying shelf so the pattern was flat and left it to dry.
One thing I did to get it to lie really flat: I blocked it after I was done knitting it. I washed it in the washer in a mesh bag on delicate, then stretched it out on a drying shelf so the pattern was flat and left it to dry.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Saturday, April 21, 2012
A tiger for Ollie
I made my nephew Ollie a tiger. It turned out really cute! Jen sent me a really cute photo of Ollie holding it. I got the head on crooked, but the rest turned out really nicely.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Hats for Sen & Hongbing
At work, we had some visitors from our Beijing office, Sen & Hongbing. They have a tradition of gift-giving, so Sen brought me fans and Hongbing gave me a set of chopsticks. I made them each a hat.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
My Socks
Finally, I made something for myself. They turned out really cute! But I was disappointed. I don't know if it is the yarn type or the yarn weight, but when I walk on it the stitches hurt the bottom of my feet. Maybe my feet are just sensitive.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Timmy's Hat
Labels:
Finished projects,
Hat,
knitting,
Stranded Knitting,
Timmy
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Stevie's Socks
Here are Stevie's socks. When she got them, she said they fit well and were comfortable. They are made out of 75% wool 25% nylon, and treated with Aloe for comfort.
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