After 22 Christmases, I’ve finally found time to personalize our Christmas tree skirt. I love it! (Pictures taken with my phone, so quality is not the best)
I’ve not been feeling too good so yesterday I spent quite a bit of time knitting. I finished the Christmas Stocking for Brett & Christy’s newest addition: And, FINALLY finished my Sweatshirt Sweater – I just need buttons and I can wear it. Well, and it needs to get colder (we are having a heat [...]
Sorry I’ve been a bad blogger. However, I’ve been an excellent knitter! I made serious headway on my side to side cardigan – the body is done. I had the shoulders seemed but then took them out because I wasn’t happy with them. Then it’s the sleeves and neck egdge…..and 5 buttons and it’s [...]
I’ve pretty much abanonded my knitting blog (Knit+Mom=Knitnmom). With the advent of Ravelry (YEAH!!), there just isn’t the need for a separate blog. FWIW, I still HIGHLY recommend WordPress for anyone who wants to start a blog. So, I moved all my knitting posts, categories and my progress bars over here about a week ago. [...]
Finished! Hers: His
The Christmas stocking is done in the round – and where I want the heel, I stitch in waste yarn. Then I continue to the toe. I decrease the toe and then Kitchner to close it. I go back to the heel and pick up the stitches top and bottom in the round. I decrease [...]
Just need to add the name and make the hanging loop….and make the other one! But I started this last night while watching a movie and it took 2 movies today! So, there is a good side to being in a funk I guess!
If you can visit me in Ravelry – you need to do that – because I’ve finally taken photos of all of my stash! Well, the stash I’m going to admit to, anyway! I have tons more cotton and older project yarn…but I’m not going to worry about them right now! I’m Knitnmom on Ravelry [...]
So, here’s an update in the photography department! First, here is my September Socks…starting to turn the heel! I work two at a time…but I’m a chicken…when I start the heel flaps I move to two needles and work them independently…only moving both back to one needle when the heels are completely done! The Dropped [...]
