So I didn’t finish Hector’s jumper.
Trying to decrease for the raglan arms and keep the pattern going has tested my brain capacity, slowing the progress right down. But I’m really pleased with how it looks. Luckily the sizing is 6-12 months so I’ve got time, but it is looking rather small. This a picture of the back. I'm just hoping this is correct, as it is really stretchy. Fingers crossed.
Trying to decrease for the raglan arms and keep the pattern going has tested my brain capacity, slowing the progress right down. But I’m really pleased with how it looks. Luckily the sizing is 6-12 months so I’ve got time, but it is looking rather small. This a picture of the back. I'm just hoping this is correct, as it is really stretchy. Fingers crossed.
Some projects have been completed though. It was my friend
Louisa’s baby shower last weekend and as we both love the Purl Bee website I wanted to knit her something from that. I chose this little mushroom rattle.
They are so sweet and it’s one of those pieces you want to make lots of.
Alison and Kate from my evening class. |
I’ve also been busy teaching my ‘learn to knit’ class over
the past few weeks. It’s been fantastic seeing the progress that the ladies have
made and I have a nice mix of people who haven’t knitted before and others who
need their knitting memory jogged. Alison went away and stormed ahead with my
mitten pattern and pin cushion. And has already moved on to hats.
I thought I’d better have a little Christmas project on
stand-by for the classes, and found these great birds in an old knitting
magazine. I changed the pattern a little to make it a single bird. I haven’t
used it in a class yet but I think they may end up as little Christmas
presents. This time of year brings out an unquenchable urge for sequins and glitter.
Happy Knitting!
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