I haven't been feeling well for the past week, but I haven't stopped knitting!
Yesterday, I bought myself a dozen roses to help me feel better, and it's working! :)
Here's a wider view, showing how they look in my craft room:
I think those roses would make ANYONE feel better, don't you?
So, here are some views of my latest knitting endeavors.
I've started another Oddball blanket in the Knitting Help Forum, using Plymouth Encore for my section. I'm ready to mail it to Canada, so chan58 can knit her part!
Here's an easy baby blanket I've been working on while I was sick. Nice and SUPER SOFT! It was easy to pick up and knit mindlessly while watching TV. I'm using two yarns held together throughout - Red Heart Plush and Lion Brand PolarSpun.
Here's a closer view:
I've almost finished making a sleeve for an iPod Nano, for the parent of two of my piano students. I used a free pattern online, and TLC Baby yarn in "Powder Pink Sparkle".
And I'm still plugging along on the Sockintine Socks. I finished both heels!
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Monday, September 10, 2007
Making Some Progress on 3 Knitting Projects
I'm finally getting somewhere with some of my knitting works in progress (WIPs).
I started a different scarf for the Red Scarf Project 2007:
I finally turned the heels on the Sockintine Socks I'm making for a person in the Knitting Help Forum that never received her socks from her swap pal:
And, I finished the back, and started the front of the orange wool baby sweater I'm making for the new baby of one of my Knitting Help Forum friends:
I started a different scarf for the Red Scarf Project 2007:
I finally turned the heels on the Sockintine Socks I'm making for a person in the Knitting Help Forum that never received her socks from her swap pal:
And, I finished the back, and started the front of the orange wool baby sweater I'm making for the new baby of one of my Knitting Help Forum friends:
Monday, September 3, 2007
Baby Dress is Finished!
Today, I chose the fabric to use for the baby dress. I picked the pink fabric with butterflies and flowers. (Reminder: I used the "Buttercup Sundress" pattern, in the book entitled "Cozy Knits for Cuddly Babies" by Elanor Lynn.)
And here is the finished baby dress!
Here's the back:
And here's the label I added inside the dress, that says, "Specially Hand Made By Sandy":
And here is the finished baby dress!
Here's the back:
And here's the label I added inside the dress, that says, "Specially Hand Made By Sandy":
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Knit Baby Dress
Now that my craft room is pretty much set up, I can go on with making things again!
Way cool! :)
So, here's one of my current knitting projects: A Baby Dress with a Fabric Skirt.
I found the pattern ("Buttercup Sundress") in the book Cozy Knits for Cuddly Babies by Elanor Lynn.
I've finished all the knitting, and now I have to add the fabric skirt. I originally planned on using some pink fabric with butterflies and flowers. But, now that I have all my fabric displayed in my craft room, I have found two other fabrics that work well with it also.
So, now I have a dilemma. Which fabric do I use for the baby dress?
Option #1:
Option #2:
Option #3:
Way cool! :)
So, here's one of my current knitting projects: A Baby Dress with a Fabric Skirt.
I found the pattern ("Buttercup Sundress") in the book Cozy Knits for Cuddly Babies by Elanor Lynn.
I've finished all the knitting, and now I have to add the fabric skirt. I originally planned on using some pink fabric with butterflies and flowers. But, now that I have all my fabric displayed in my craft room, I have found two other fabrics that work well with it also.
So, now I have a dilemma. Which fabric do I use for the baby dress?
Option #1:
Option #2:
Option #3:
Saturday, September 1, 2007
My Craft Room is Almost Finished!
Finally, my new craft room is almost completely set up. All that's left is deciding where to put some boxes of things that are sitting in the middle of the room.
Last night, I set up my sewing table. Woo Hoo!
I also hung some art on the walls. One is a framed work of embroidery I found for sale at Hobby Lobby. So pretty! The other is a cheap print of a work by Renoir.
And today, I covered all the yellow and black boxes with some pretty shelf paper I already had. (I got that shelf paper a couple years ago at a Goodwill store.) So, I didn't have to buy anything to make the boxes look nicer.
Do you see the hat boxes on the bottom shelf? I got them at a Christian book store the other day. They were part of a stationery set that was marked down half price. They only had two of them left, so I bought them both. They are so pretty in the room...I'm so glad I found them!
Last night, I set up my sewing table. Woo Hoo!
I also hung some art on the walls. One is a framed work of embroidery I found for sale at Hobby Lobby. So pretty! The other is a cheap print of a work by Renoir.
And today, I covered all the yellow and black boxes with some pretty shelf paper I already had. (I got that shelf paper a couple years ago at a Goodwill store.) So, I didn't have to buy anything to make the boxes look nicer.
Do you see the hat boxes on the bottom shelf? I got them at a Christian book store the other day. They were part of a stationery set that was marked down half price. They only had two of them left, so I bought them both. They are so pretty in the room...I'm so glad I found them!
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- Shandeh
- I'm a forum moderator and blogger for Spinrite Yarns (www.yarnspirations.com), and I spend WAY too much time there. :D You can also find me on the Knitting Help Forum occasionally