The shawl in tissue with a tag.
The shawl in tissue with a tag.
A card for Mother's day with a small flower made out of the one last piece of the morpheus shawl yarn.
Trying on the shawl for my mom. It scrunches more into a scarf than a shawl, but I still like it as a shawl concept.
Close-up on the blocking goodness, the threads all turned into rectangles!
all streched out and wet on a nice pile of sheet-towel combo.
The stitches are dropped, but it's all a little wild.
Here's the full length of the shawl before dropping stitches.
This is the second square of the afghan I'm making. It's in Lion Wool-ease in Mushroom with the Purl Ridges pattern.
Here is scarf two. Currently measuring 60" and I'm aiming for another 30 or so to make it similar in length to scarf one. It's growing fast! I still love it, and can't wait to wear it.
Square 1 for the afghan in process. Forest Green Heather Lion Brand Wool-ease in Small Diamond Brocade pattern. I love this pattern. It was a little more complex than anything I've done before, and it's hard to see in the picture, but it looks very pretty in person.
This is the second set of 3 potholders that I made for my mother-in-law. Finished at their house on New Years eve eve.
I've been knitting right into a bag so I hadn't seen lately how long it's getting! It's getting closer, I still like knitting it a lot. :)
The other two colors of the potholders still coming for my mother-in-law. I need to knit these on our drive down to CA.
First of the potholders for my mother-in-law. This one is done, and just needs the ends woven in. I liked this color set a lot, it will match her plates with pinky flowers on them nicely.
When I started to put my potholders together, I wasn't sure how I wanted to wrap them. But then I started rolling and realized it made a heart out of the middle one when I did it this way! I was pleased, I like hearts.
Another view of the 3 potholders together for my mom.
The completed set of potholders for my mom. I crocheted a chain to use to tie in a bow around them.
Multiple plates sitting ready to go.