Showing posts with label gift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gift. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Willoughby...

Willoughby Jacket & Longies


This was a couple of years in the making due to various delays!  I am SO happy with both patterns and am making a new set for the new baby :)  In Malabrigo Rios; so soft!


Sizes  3 months to 6 years
(Loxley is squished into a smaller size! He didn't want to take it off!)
Sample shown in size 2 years (on a 4 year old) in Three Irish Girls Sprinvale Super Merino.


Both jacket & longies are seamless and feature an easy to remember, circle cable pattern.  This makes a very squishy little set!





Awesome wooden buttons from Anny May Craft Supplies on Etsy. LOVE these buttons!


Ribbed Longies are so warm and cozy and hug little legs nicely.  


Willoughby Jacket & Longies  
$1.50 off each pattern from December 18-10, 2013. Discount applied at checkout.

Willoughby Jacket $5  
Willoughby Longies $5   

Thursday, October 31, 2013

Have you heard about the Gift-A-Long??? EXPIRED


What is an Indie Design Gift-A-Long? 

Over the last several days, amazing things hove been happening on Ravelry!  Over 170 Designers have gotten together to offer patterns at a 25% discount from November 1-15, 2013 (GMT)!  EXPIRED
You need to use coupon code giftalong on Ravelry’s checkout page to receive the discount.
Now what to do with these amazing patterns?
There are several KAL/CALs in the Ravelry Indie Design Gift A-Long Group. The KAL/CALs run from Nov 1st through Dec 31st, with lots of chances to win 100's of prizes. To win a prize you must post eligible projects and participate on the gift-a-long boards.
There are close to 3,000 patterns to choose from!!
This is an amazing opportunity to see new patterns, meet new designers and work on gift knitting!
Little Lamby Knits patterns that are independently published are all included n the Gift-A-Long!
Join the Gift-A-Long Group on Ravelry. (Don't forget to come back to the group and join in the KAL/CAL for a chance to win prizes!)
Happy knitting everyone!!


Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Twiga Toque ~ New Pattern!


Twiga Toque  
Looking for a super cute hat to knit?  The Twiga Toque is finally here! It is worked similarly to the Hoot Toque; top down, in the round. 



Description:  Knit seamlessly from the top down, using Judy’s Magic Cast On, this little hat be can knit in just a few hours. The ears are knit flat, then seamed and sewn into place. Horns are knotted I-cords and the spots are duplicate stitched on. Features moss stitch ear flaps, a comfortable fit, and nice long ties; a great toque for giraffe lovers!












Sizes: Newborn(Baby, Toddler, Child,Women, Men)

Rating: Advanced Beginner to Intermediate

Yarn Requirements:  130-200yds total

Techniques & Stitches Used:  

  • Judy’s Magic Cast On 
  • Stockinette, in the round 
  • Lifted IncreasesMoss Stitch, in the round and flat 
  • Twisted 1x1 Rib, in the round & flat 
  • K2tog & Ssk 
  • I-cord 
  • Pompoms 
  • Duplicate Stitch

Twiga Toque Knitting Pattern PDF - $4.00 












Friday, January 14, 2011

Oh it is so cold out there!

We have had some pretty cold temps here!  It has been too cold some days for the kids to play outside...it gets pretty boring without being able to play in the snow.  For me, i don't mind being forced to relax and read to them while I knit :) 

I have been working on some new patterns and finishing up some old ones.  I made a cowl for my friend, Angelina:

Isn't she pretty?  I made mittens for her last year too :)  The cowl is "Weather The Storm Cowl"  by Trisha Paetsch.  For both mittens and cowl, I used Cascade 220 in a teal colour and for the interior of the cowl, I used a medium grey alpaca/bamboo blend by Mirasol named Qina.

For Crystal & Shawn's baby, Lincoln:
My billionth Baby Surprise jacket!  I used some leftovers of Elann's sport weight highland wool, and some Lana Gatto Alpaca.  I found some cool retro buttons that my mom had hung onto since my brother was little.  India handmade the card.  She has her own little Etsy shop here :)

Longies for Mr.Loxley:
He is so cute! I love this guy :)  I used black Patons wool (this stuff pills like nobody's business!) and the blue is a hand dyed Araucania yarn, Atacama. I only had the one small skein, so I paired it with the black.  He wears these alot!  This is a basic longie pattern that I made up as I went along. 

A Coin Lace Scarf for me:
hahaha! You can see my dimples in this photo :)  This scarf is very long! It took me several weeks to knit in between other projects.  it is Shui Kuen's "Coin Lace Stole" pattern.  I used three whole skein of Knit Picks Imagination Hand Painted Sock yarn.  Very soft and pretty.

A Sea Princess Jacket for Scarlett:
This is to match her Yacht Club Skirt.  It is a pattern by Anadiomena; Sea Princess.  I love this pattern!!  I have knit it twice and will knit it again.  I used Elann's Superwash Bamboo that is now, sadly, discontinued. 

I will admit that some of these projects have been completed for a while.  I just have been a bad blog neglector.  Is neglector a word? Well, if not, it is now!

Monday, January 19, 2009

Bella's Mitts

More mitts! I have knit many pairs this year, but none for myself just yet. I need to though and soon! These cute almost-to-the-elbow length mitts were for my buddy Andrea. We came to be great friends about 9 years ago when we were both expecting babies. Since then, we have had two more pregnancies together! Makes it very easy to remember birthdays and ages :)


 
Anyways, one of the neat things about our friendship is that we share the same birthday, although 6 years apart. For many years, we always went out together to having a mini celebration. This year, on the 18th, she turned 40 :) Her family had a beautiful surprise party for her which we were so happy to attend. I wanted to make something special and it had to be quick as I only found out about the party a few days before hand. So, Bella's Mitts won! I used almost two whole hanks of Araucania Magallanes in the "Baffin Island" colorway and it took me two evenings to knit the mitts. A really warm, quick knit and I highly recommend this easy pattern. I wish I had better pictures but it has been very overcast and snowy :)

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Foliage


A hat for my friend Terri :) She means alot to me and since I don't think she knows about my blog, I can post this here. India is my model :) I love this hat and it only took a couple of hours to knit. It is from http://www.knitty.com/ They have alot of free patterns!

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