Lynn/Orlando
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Kitty Blanket
I finally finished the kitty blanket for the local animal shelter. It finished up a good size, 30x47, so it will help keep one of the larger animals warm this winter.

Lynn/Orlando
Lynn/Orlando
Monday, July 28, 2008
Hat Quest
I was planning to post back when I had 4 hats, but life got in the way, and now I have 6 hats!
The top two are from the January 2008 issue of Creative Knitting - the snowed-under cap. I decided not to embroider the snowflakes because it would detract from the natural variegation of the yarn, and I'm not sure how well it would stay - not one of my best skills.
The rest of the hats are patterns I've made up. When I get one that works well, I'll post the directions on my blog.
I'm off to work on #7!
~Sarah
The top two are from the January 2008 issue of Creative Knitting - the snowed-under cap. I decided not to embroider the snowflakes because it would detract from the natural variegation of the yarn, and I'm not sure how well it would stay - not one of my best skills.
The rest of the hats are patterns I've made up. When I get one that works well, I'll post the directions on my blog.
I'm off to work on #7!
~Sarah
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Contest
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Kristy's Hat Quest
Thanks to ES posting abt this charity, I was able to send Kristy five more hats to add to her total. Here is the link again if you want to check out her ongoing totals.
Here are the hats that I sent her this past week.
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They will fit kids 6-12 y/o, depending on the hat, and the bright red hat will fit one of the caretakers.
The majority of knitting right now is for the family, but I do have an afghan going that will either be for Warm Woolies or my local animal shelter. It depends on how big it is and when I get it finished. Here's what it looks like so far.
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I'm doubling my worsted weight acrylics and its a perfect way to use up my white yarn. Once I finish the tan, I'm adding another white, then brown, then white, another tan and will finish off with the rest of the white. I'm hoping it will be big enough for a kid's blanket.
Hope everybody is having a great summer!
Lynn
Here are the hats that I sent her this past week.
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They will fit kids 6-12 y/o, depending on the hat, and the bright red hat will fit one of the caretakers.
The majority of knitting right now is for the family, but I do have an afghan going that will either be for Warm Woolies or my local animal shelter. It depends on how big it is and when I get it finished. Here's what it looks like so far.
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I'm doubling my worsted weight acrylics and its a perfect way to use up my white yarn. Once I finish the tan, I'm adding another white, then brown, then white, another tan and will finish off with the rest of the white. I'm hoping it will be big enough for a kid's blanket.
Hope everybody is having a great summer!
Lynn
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Warm Woolies!!
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Just found out about a new charitable project
http://rabiesonmyshoe.blogspot.com/2008/05/300-hat-project.html
Knitting 300 hats for an orphanage in the Ukraine.
ES
Knitting 300 hats for an orphanage in the Ukraine.
ES
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Better Than Booties

Pattern: Better Than Booties Sock Pattern
Yarn: Cascade 220
Needles: Size 2 dpn
Modifications: The pattern calls for using Lorna's Laces, however I thought the Cascade 220 would be a lot warmer. I decreased the cast on stitches to 30 and just separated the chevron's by 6 stitches. I also left off the chevrons on the top of the foot. These fit about a 3-4 year old. They're a bit snug on my 3 1/2 year old, but she's tall for her age.
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