Category: Knitting
Long Overdue
These last few months have just FLOWN by and I am so behind on so many posts. So without further ado, here are some long overdue photos of the awesome weekend workshop I took at the Textile Center back in March, entitled Artful Knit: A Sculptural Approach to Knitting taught by Adrienne Sloane.
Babies, Babies Everywhere
Several of my good friends at work are having babies! Here are two little critters I knit up to help welcome home their new bundles. First up, meet Jarvis the Jellyfish (Rav pattern link), knit with love for Baby Lucca.
Lucca’s mom has been asking me for a jellyfish since she saw rhymeswithfun’s Julius back in the day. Jarvis now hang’s out over Lucca’s changing table and is sure to make diaper changes much more fun! (Well, at least for Lucca anyway…)
Baby Quiba will be welcomed home by Herbert once he arrives mid-June.
Herbert was knit from the free Ribbit pattern with no real mods except that I only used fiberfill instead of the recommended tennis ball for stuffing. Can’t wait to meet you next month, Kai!!
Hellooooo Herb!!
Introducing rhymeswithfun‘s loooong over due 2009 Christmas present….Herb!
Herb, named by ms rhymeswithfun herself, was knit from the Octopus pattern out of Hansi Singh’s amazing book Amigurumi Knits: Patterns for 20 Cute Mini Knits. Look at those cute curly tentacles!
First Julius and now Herb. What shall I knit for my favorite foodie next?
Gold!!
Sunday afternoon, a few hours before the closing ceremonies, I finished my Skewed Socks earning a Gold medal in the 2010 Knitting Olympics!
On your mark, get set…
Tonight is the start of the 2010 Knitting Olympics!!
My chosen event: a pair of Skew Socks in Misti Alpaca Hand Paint Sock Yarn from The Stash.
Let the games begin!
WIPs
While I’m still working on some Top Secret Christmas knitting (don’t judge me), I realized there are a few unclassified projects I’ve been working on these last few months that I haven’t posted about yet.
Vivienne’s Hat
This cute little hat (Rav link) was knit for Vivienne, whose parents Lisa & Brian will get to meet in just three short weeks!
It was an easy, fairly quick knit. The only mods I made were to add a few more flowers on top and only use five leaves instead of six.
The only downside of this uber cute pattern? Weaving in all the ends…















