Hello everyone,
We are enjoying a sunny April morning here today I hope you are too.
I have some show and tell projects on the blog this morning hope you like them. Here is a finished knitted rabbit for my Nephews daughter.
He is so soft and cuddly just right for grabbing hold of with little hands.
This is from a SIRDAR knitting pattern using Sirdar Crofter DK yarn on 4mm needles.
Also I am in the middle of another granny square pram blanket for a friend from work.
It is for a boy so no pinks in the colour choice, I opted for yarn by James C Brett chunky, and for the border I have some cream yarn in my stash to finish with.
Not to miss showing you how my cross stitch projects are going here is how I have been doing so far.
The Time for Tea pattern is sort of finished but I am in the process of how to display it instead of putting it in a frame, as you can see I have added a hexagon border and my plan is to add wadding and a fabric backing so I can then hang in the kitchen.
You may remember this one from a previous post, a design from the artist Jane and The Happy Crow. You can by the kits from Riverdrift House
Progress is a little slow but I am hoping for a good run at it soon, I have had so many knitting projects to finish for people it is hard to say no sometimes then I get over whelmed.
My plan is to stitch more in the coming months and have a little rest from knitting for others, I have a sketch pad full of ideas to make into cross stitch and don't seem any nearer to full filling this dream, Mr C says you are to soft and need to be firmer with yourself and just do it. It looks so easy when I read this but I know in my heart it is doable.
We are enjoying a sunny April morning here today I hope you are too.
I have some show and tell projects on the blog this morning hope you like them. Here is a finished knitted rabbit for my Nephews daughter.
He is so soft and cuddly just right for grabbing hold of with little hands.
This is from a SIRDAR knitting pattern using Sirdar Crofter DK yarn on 4mm needles.
Also I am in the middle of another granny square pram blanket for a friend from work.
It is for a boy so no pinks in the colour choice, I opted for yarn by James C Brett chunky, and for the border I have some cream yarn in my stash to finish with.
Not to miss showing you how my cross stitch projects are going here is how I have been doing so far.
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| pattern from Lynn B at www.happinesssiscrossstitching.co.uk |
The Time for Tea pattern is sort of finished but I am in the process of how to display it instead of putting it in a frame, as you can see I have added a hexagon border and my plan is to add wadding and a fabric backing so I can then hang in the kitchen.
You may remember this one from a previous post, a design from the artist Jane and The Happy Crow. You can by the kits from Riverdrift House
Progress is a little slow but I am hoping for a good run at it soon, I have had so many knitting projects to finish for people it is hard to say no sometimes then I get over whelmed.
My plan is to stitch more in the coming months and have a little rest from knitting for others, I have a sketch pad full of ideas to make into cross stitch and don't seem any nearer to full filling this dream, Mr C says you are to soft and need to be firmer with yourself and just do it. It looks so easy when I read this but I know in my heart it is doable.
I will end the post on that note and see you next time.
best wishes
Julie x
1 comment:
Thank you lady's it seems the knitted rabbit is a winner.
Julie x
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