Here’s a little shrug I’ve knit/crochet for Cadence’s Easter outfit. I had a skein of Knit Pick’s shine sport in a lovely apple green lying around. I had JUST enough to knit the main shrug (only about 3 inches left!), and then decided to edge it with a lovely lacey crochet pattern in white. I’m [...]
Filed under: Free Patterns, Off My Needles, Original Patterns, Pattern of the Month, Uncategorized on April 2nd, 2009 | 6 Comments »
I have a “thing” for cream coloured, lacey knits. When the weather dropped to minus 30°C this Christmas season, I decided that I could use a new pair of warm, wooley mittens. Rather than buying a pair, I decided to design some using odds and ends from home. Et Voila! The Pearly Girly Mitts were [...]
Filed under: Free Patterns, Off My Needles, Original Patterns on December 22nd, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I know, I know, this isn’t a knitting project, but I really wanted to post it. I’ve sewn a simple pocket sling for Baby Cadence. It was really simple, and only required a couple of metres of fabric. It’s fully lined with a soft, natural cotton flannel. Find the directions at http://www.sweetthingsbabyslings.com
Next, I’d like to [...]
Filed under: Free Patterns on December 1st, 2008 | No Comments »
Here are two pairs of slippers to celebrate Spring - for me and Hubby!
Her’s Version: Flowery Slippers (without the flower) by Sarah M. Hughes
His Version: Nola’s Knitted Slippers by Nola Miller
Both are free patterns (woohoo!).
Both were knit with random stash yarn by who-know’s-who. Mine, a hand-dyed wool, and his, a grey acrylic held double.
Toasty tootsies [...]
Filed under: Free Patterns, Off My Needles on March 29th, 2008 | 1 Comment »
This is my newest crush - Capitan by Rosie G. Inspired by the lovely Tiennie and the growing number of talented knitters on Ravelry, I took a break from this project and spent a lazy Sunday knitting this cute little hat. I’d recommend this little guy to everyone! It’s a nice break from a larger [...]
Filed under: Free Patterns, Off My Needles on February 18th, 2008 | 2 Comments »