Here is a pink scarf I made using my knitting board. I used a rib stitch and Abuelita merino worsted weight yarn (2 skeins).
Double knit ribbed scarf
Baby blanket in pinks
I made this simple baby blanket in a linen stitch. No pattern either 🙂 the yarn is acrylic (3 large skeins) and an I hook. It only took about three weeks which is quick for me.
Pink tube scarf
I used this wonderful sock yarn I found in my stash to create this tube scarf. I finished the ends by using waste yarn and crocheting them together.
Pink baby blanket on the knitting machine
This baby blanket only took four nights to create on my brother KX-350 knitting machine. I used a basic acrylic yarn and crocheted a single, half double, double crochet border around it. The border was a little too bunched up so I know now for next time to skip every third row when making the... Continue Reading →
Pink and white scarf
Finally getting back into the crochet groove :). Here is a pink and white scarf in three types of yarns in single half double and double crochet stitches.
Homespun afghan
Got some yarn sale yarn from my friend Teresa and think that most of it was Lion Brand Homespun. I decided to make a giant granny square afghan and I think it turned out great!
Valentine’s Day Scarf
Made this scarf for Val from her mother's yarn stash she gave me so she'd have something to remember her mom by 🙂
Pink Ruffle Baby Blanket
Delivered this commissioned pink ruffle baby blanket yesterday. I made up the pattern and used Caron Simply Soft yarn.
Countryside scarf
This nice long scarf only took a couple of days to make. I used a simple fan stitch and used three balls of Sundance Countryside wool/mohair/acrylic yarn. However, because I hardly ever use patterns, I now have one ball leftover. Tassels? Maybe. I have 4 balls of another color so I'll just make it wider!
Soft dune scarf
This is a very soft yarn because it's a two strand yarn and one strand is mohair. The other strand is flashy making for a neat combination. I used a basic fan stitch and two skeins of Dune by Trendsetter Yarns.
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