
I've not been making any beads (as I'm having some Christmassy time off!) so I thought I'd do a look-at-my-knitted-produce post. These were all given as Christmas presents to various people, hence why I couldn't blog them before now.
The scarf at the top of the post was a pressie for Chris's Mum and was knitted in fine two ply yarn in a wonderful pink-red-purple kind of colour. The pattern is 'Butternut' by Anne Hanson which is available here.

Then next there is a pink and glittery scarf that I knitted for my friend Helen who loves all things pink. The pattern I used for this was 'Scrunchable Scarf' by Susan McConne and it can be found here.
And lastly a scarf that I made for my friend Cheryl. It's knitted in Japanese Noro yarn which ranges from purple, through green and blue to grey and black. The pattern I used for this one was 'One Skein - A Stole!' by Katja Jordan and it's available on Ravelry as a free download.
Oh and many many thanks for all your lovely congratulatory emails and comments re The Engagement. It's just about starting to sink in now .....
I bet everyone loved these presents, they're super!
ReplyDeleteLucky recipients! I particularly like that lacy scarf at the top, although I do have a weakness for all things Noro!
ReplyDeleteWOrd verification: 'mings' - no, they really don't!!!
I take time off at Christmas, too, to knit! I'm a lot slower than you are, though!
ReplyDeleteOoohh you just make me want to go off and be all crafty:)
ReplyDeleteand I certainly don't want to go back to work on Monday...I just want to knit and bead and stuff..