Diane is nearly finished with the first of her mini mochi Spring Ring mittens turned fingerless gloves. Her bind off was too tight, so we took it out and put it 2 needle sizes up and she redid it. Then onto the thumb. She's already started the other fingerless glove.
She's working on the knitted notions pattern we're designing. She's doubled Ritratto.
Mary ran out of yarn short of the desired length so this Knitting Pure & Simple baby dress has turned into a tunic. I worked a crocheted edging for her while we were together.
Margarita reached the point in this Ann Norling top down poncho where she could add the novelty yarn. Since it's knit in the round, she alternated with knit and purl rows to create garter ridges. Now she'll switch to the main color to finish it off. We came up with the idea of making ties with pom-poms in the novelty yarn. It's going to be adorable.
Diane is nearly finished with the first of her mini mochi Spring Ring mittens turned fingerless gloves. Her bind off was too tight, so we took it out and put it 2 needle sizes up and she redid it. Then onto the thumb. She's already started the other fingerless glove.
She's working on the knitted notions pattern we're designing. She's doubled Ritratto.
Mary ran out of yarn short of the desired length so this Knitting Pure & Simple baby dress has turned into a tunic. I worked a crocheted edging for her while we were together.
Margarita reached the point in this Ann Norling top down poncho where she could add the novelty yarn. Since it's knit in the round, she alternated with knit and purl rows to create garter ridges. Now she'll switch to the main color to finish it off. We came up with the idea of making ties with pom-poms in the novelty yarn. It's going to be adorable.
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