I am a weird knitter...really, I am.
When I find something I enjoy knitting, I knit it in multiples.
Each time the knitting gets more comfortable, more familiar and I like that.
It becomes mindless knitting, that I can do anywhere.
I am the same way with clothes.
If I find a pair of pants I like and they fit, I'll buy five pair.
So...if you follow my blog you know I have been knitting
Honey Cowls
This is my latest conquest which came off the needles a few days ago.
I love the color and I adore this yarn.
I love the color and I adore this yarn.
An up-close look at the beautiful way these stitches come together.
This was my third cowl, casting on 110 stitches,
and I made one cowl casting on 220 stitches.
I feel 110 stitches is slightly tight but 220 is too big.
The bigger one should really be doubled to achieve the right look.
I feel 110 stitches is slightly tight but 220 is too big.
The bigger one should really be doubled to achieve the right look.
Four Honey Cowls in the books, I have moved on to a new project.
I will share my new piece next Wednesday,
when it is a little further along.
I have quite a few nieces and I think these will make lovely Christmas gifts!!
I am joining Ginny at Small Things
I will share my new piece next Wednesday,
when it is a little further along.
I have quite a few nieces and I think these will make lovely Christmas gifts!!
I am joining Ginny at Small Things
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26 comments:
Lindo, belos trabalhos em malha.
Um abraço e boa semana.
Andarilhar
They will make beautiful gifts! As long as you are enjoying what you are doing, knit away. :-) Looking forward to seeing your new project.
I am the same way about clothes--I have so many of the same "kind" of pants that I've found to be comfy.
Did you also knit that amazing seashell???
You are not a weird knitter you are a clever knitter. Your cowls are gorgeous. I say this because as you know I have knit maybe 80 hats almost all the same pattern. If that is weird oh well we are in the same club.. Hug B
i love the green and purple. so pretty. i have really enjoyed seeing your granddaughters grow up on FB. so fun. i bet you guys are having the best summer. please keep sharing. so fun living through your eyes. ( :
Lovely cowls, Debbie. Love all the colours. The purple and green are perfect sitting together. I look forward to seeing your new project.
Beautiful work & them colors made it! Good choice just gorgeous.
I'm the same way with clothes too. I've got the same shirt in at least five different colors. Your cowls look so pretty and so soft. It's really fun to watch you enjoy this so much.
hehehehe, pretty props!! i like using sea shells as it reminds people where i live and what i love. second to knitting!!!
oh karen, i am so happy to be seeing you again!!!
translated: Beautiful, beautiful works in network. A hug and good week.
Ohhhh they look so nice!!! This winter I made about 12 'hats' all the same...
Your nieces will be stoked, I assure you. I am already envious! I also buy the same thing over and over once I know it works, so you aren't weird (unless I am weird too...possible?...no!). Xoxo zz
Xoxo Andrea @ This Knitted Life
Preparing winter 😉 Good job,
Besos.
These are terrific, I am with you, if I find a pattern I like I tend to do many of that pattern for gifts. I do love that shade of green, my favorite of them all :) Can't wait to see what you are up to next!
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You did an awesome job on all of them. They should be called the Goldilocks cowls. Some too tight, some too big, some JUST RIGHT. What are you up to next? Can't wait to see what you're knitting, I MISS YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Really beautiful, Debbie.
I just love the colors you choose for your projects.
yes, you're a repeatknitter. :)
laughing at leanne's comment.
I love your color choices.
Debbie your knitting is just so pretty! Such a neat skill to have! And you can give such nice gifts
I may have to try that cowl for a Christmas. It seems to be pretty straight-forward. I love the colors of yarns that you used.
You accomplish so much, and I love the colors! Wish I had your talent, and NO even lessons wouldn't help me. LOL
I once knitted an afghan that ended up about 20 feet long; I had no idea how that happened. :)
xoxo
I really like your colour choices, and I really like the 'props' you use when you photograph your work.
All the best Jan
How pretty. I like the Purple and the Green colored ones.
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