Getting ready to load up the car and kiddos and head to Nashville for the Summer!!
Everyone is excited and ready.
I've just finished a bag pattern called Point Me Home and I'm super psyched for the testers to get their kits. It can easily look like a different bag depending on who makes it. I chose wooden handles, beads and shells, feathers and the LL colorway, Treasure Island.
Starting on a couple new patterns for the drive and sweet summer to follow.
Some iphone pics of the bag!
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Sunday, May 12, 2013
Mother's Day and Mama Mitts
Happy Mother's Day to all the mamas!!
I thought it might be the perfect day to offer up another free pattern just for the mamas.
My darling son that wanted the Turtle Mitts also requested that I have a pair to match.
This pattern takes so little yarn and whips up so quickly, that it's a great project to knock out in an evening or two.
Enjoy!
I thought it might be the perfect day to offer up another free pattern just for the mamas.
My darling son that wanted the Turtle Mitts also requested that I have a pair to match.
This pattern takes so little yarn and whips up so quickly, that it's a great project to knock out in an evening or two.
Enjoy!
MAMA TURTLE MITTS
This pattern is worked in the round using either DPN’s or circular needles.
Needle: Size US 8
Yarn: Lucky Lamb Superwash Worsted
Gauge: 4sts/inch
*You will need to know: Knit Stitch
Seed Stitch
(knit 1 purl 1 and then the opposite on the next row, P1K1)
M1R- make one right
Using long tail method, CO 36
K1P1 Ribbing for 7 rows.
Seed st. for 18 sts (outside), Knit for 18 sts (inside) for 7 rows.
Begin Increases: Row 1.M1R, Seed St 18, M1R, K18
Row 2. knit in pattern
Repeat increases 2 more times. total increase 6 sts.
(1st M1R knit in seed st, 2nd M1R in knit st so that stitches stay even)
Thumb: LEFT: SS21, K15, BO6
BO6, SS15, K15
RIGHT: Seed st 15, BO 6 seed st., BO 6 knit sts, K15
SS15, K15
Knit in pattern 14 rows or until desired length.
BO in pattern.
Weave in ends and slip on your mama mitts!
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Turtle Mitts
Kingsley: Mama, can you make me some turtle mitts?
Me: I have no idea what that is.
Kingsley: But you can make them, right?
And so I picked up some LL worsted superwash and began to create the Turtle Mitt!!
I'm pleased with how they turned out but Kings is over the moon! He wears them everywhere and insisted that I actually make 3 in case he loses one :)
So here is the pattern should your child ever request their very own turtle mitt ;)
Me: I have no idea what that is.
Kingsley: But you can make them, right?
And so I picked up some LL worsted superwash and began to create the Turtle Mitt!!
I'm pleased with how they turned out but Kings is over the moon! He wears them everywhere and insisted that I actually make 3 in case he loses one :)
So here is the pattern should your child ever request their very own turtle mitt ;)
TODDLER TURTLE MITTS
This pattern is worked in the round using DPN’s or circular needles.
Needle: Size US 8
Yarn: Lucky Lamb Superwash Worsted
Gauge: 4sts/inch
*You will need to know: Knit Stitch
Seed Stitch-k1p1, next row p1k1
M1R - make one right
M1R - make one right
Using the long tail method, CO 24
6 rows of K1P1 ribbing
Seed St (SS) starting with P1K1 for 12 sts (outside), Knit (K) 12 sts. for 3 rows.
Increases: Row 1. M1R, SS12, M1R, K12
Row 2. SS13, K13
Row 3. M1R, SS13, M1R, K13
Row 4. SS14, K14
Row 5. M1R, SS14, M1R, K14
Row 6. SS15, K15
Left Thumb: Row 1: SS15, K12, BO3
Row 2: BO3, SS12, K11
Row 3: SS12, K12
Right Thumb: Row 1:SS12, BO3 (seed), BO3 (knit), K12
Row 2: SS12, K12
Continue, 10 rows seed stitch on outside, stockinette on inside to desired length.
BO in pattern.
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