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Tag Archives: Knitting
FREE Baby/Toddler Vest Pattern
There is something about babies in snuggly wooly vests… Last week’s project is finally finished, along with a smaller version (top photo). I had originally worked up a 12-18 month sized pattern to fit tricky kiddo #4 (above), but thought … Continue reading
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Tagged baby clothing, free pattern, Knitting, ravelry, toddler
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Yarn Along
Many thanks to Ginny for hosting the Yarn Along every week. Each week I find new patterns to add to my queue and new books to order from the library thanks to all the men and women who participate. I’m … Continue reading
Test Knitting
The house is full of company at present, and the rains have returned to Oregon, bringing with them the constant grey that so typifies autumn in the Pacific Northwest. You’ve never seen such miserable looking chickens as ours, huddled under … Continue reading
Yarn Along – Baktus
The Baktus scarf is nearing completion. It was originally going to be a gift for my mother, but I am thinking the geometric quality of the scarf and it’s very simple, clean lines, would make it a better gift for … Continue reading
Stripey Socks, off the needles
A new pair of socks off the needles. I have an addiction to stripes, both for looks and simplicity. I used to like more complicated color work, but knitting with 4 kiddos running around means it’s hard to stick to … Continue reading