I figured I needed a place to show off display all my finished knits. Looking at them en masse, though, I now realize how SMALL all my knitted items are, which is sad seeing as how it usually takes me a few MONTHS to finish them! (Reason #38 to try and stick to the one-project-at-a-time philosophy).
Not included here are all the knits I knit up without photographing…. The first “sock” I knitted (which was really just a long ribbed tube), the hats I made for my friend Amy when I was just learning to knit, and of course, all those scarves….
Thanks for looking!
My first (and worst) scarf
Pattern: Garter stitch
Yarn: Lion Brand Homespun

Kittyville hat for Amy
Pattern: Kittyville hat from Stitch ‘n Bitch
Yarn: Lion Brand Wool-Ease

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Nakiska and basic roll-brim hat for T’s parents
Yarn: Classic Elite Lush & Lion Brand Wool-Ease
Pattern: Nakiska from Knitty and basic roll-brim hat

Child’s hat w/ earflaps and pom pom for Kelli’s son, Evan

Princess Snowball Cat Bed for Trixie
Pattern: Princess Snowball Catbed from “Stitch ‘n Bitch”

Baby blanket for my boss’s daughter
Yarn: Lion Brand Kitchen Cotton (probably not the best yarn for a baby blanket)

Felted clog slippers (for me!)
Pattern: Felted Clog Slippers
Yarn: WoolPak

Stripey baby hat for a coworker (I’ve made 3 of these…. everyone at work was pregnant last year)
Pattern: Modified “Carrot Top” from “Knit Hats!”
Yarn: Tahki Cotton Classic

My So-Called scarf for Heather
Pattern: My So-Called Scarf
Yarn: Lion Brand Landscapes

Recycled silk sari scarf for moi

Raglan striped sweaters for Heather’s boys
Pattern: Raglan rollneck sweater by Ann Norling
Yarn: Cascade 220 Superwash Wool

Mittens for me
Pattern: From Ann Budd’s “Knitter’s Handy Book of Patterns”
Yarn: Cascade 220 Wool

Gloves for T
Pattern: From Ann Budd’s “Knitter’s Handy Book of Patterns”
Yarn: Knit Picks’ Wool of the Andes

And after felting:

Ribbed scarf for Dad
Pattern: k1, p1
Yarn: Plymouth Suri Merino

Fuzzyfeet slippers for me
Pattern: Fuzzyfeet from Knitty
Yarn: Cascade 220

Leg warmers for T’s mom
Pattern: My own
Yarn: Cascade 220

Calorimetry for me
Pattern: Calorimetry from Knitty
Yarn: Filatura di Crosa

Umba Jumba soakers for Kelli’s daughter, Charlotte
Patterns: Punk Knitter’s Soakers, Curly Purly’s Soaker Pattern, Wool Soakers
Yarn: Lorna’s Laces 100% superwash wool, worsted weight

Stripey “Baby Hat”
Pattern: Modified “Carrot Top” from “Knit Hats!”
Yarn: KnitPicks Shine Sport in Green Apple & Grass

Basic Roll Brim Hat
Pattern: My own… c/o 64 sts. Knit for ? inches. Decrease 1 st every 8 sts every other row at top.
Yarn: Cashmere Blend by Lion Brand

Jaywalker socks for me
Pattern: Jaywalker by Grumperina (from Magknits)
Yarn: Koigu KPPM
Needles: 2 circs, size 1

Amy Doll for my niece
Pattern: Amy Doll
Yarn: Coats & Clark washable wool
Needles: sizes 3 (for body) and 6 (for sweater)

T’s “Fingerless” Flyfishing Gloves
Pattern: Men’s small gloves from Ann Budd’s Handy Book of Patterns (modified)
Yarn: Berocco :: Ultra Alpaca
Needles: Size 2 DPNs

Monkeys!
Pattern: Monkey socks
Yarn: Superwash Merino Sock Wool Yarn from Fearless Fibers (Midnight Passion)
Needles: Size 2 (2.75mm) Knit Picks DPNS

2-Hour Hat for Bryan
Pattern: My Own. C/o 64 sts. Knit for 42 rows. Decreases every row (starting at every 8th st).
Yarn: Lion Brand Wool-Ease (worsted), held together :: Sage Green
Needles: Size 10-1/2 Addi Turbo, 16″ circular

February Baby Sweater for Greta
Pattern: Elizabeth Zimmerman’s February Baby Sweater (Knitting Almanac)
Yarn: KnitPicks :: Swish Superwash (Indigo Heather)
Needles: Size 8

Saartje’s Bootees for Greta
Pattern: Saartje’s Bootees
Yarn: KnitPicks :: Swish Superwash (Indigo Heather)
Needles: Size 6

Not Quite Straight Scarf for me
Pattern: Not Quite Straight scarf
Yarn: Knit Picks :: Andean Silk (Sangria)

Anna Karenina scarf
Pattern: Allison’s Entrelac Scarf
Yarn: Noro :: Silk Garden (#241)
Needles: Size 8 circs

Zissou Hat for Bryan
Pattern: My Own. C/o 64 sts. Knit for 42 rows. Decreases every row (starting at every 8th st).
Yarn: Lambs Pride bulky
Needles: Size 10-1/2

Cat Burglar hat
Pattern: My own… c/o 64 sts. Knit for ? inches. Decrease 1 st every 8 sts every other row at top.
Yarn: Knit Picks :: Panache (Coal)
Needles: Size 9

Nakiska
Pattern: Nakiska
Yarn: Cascade 220
Needles: Size 7

Ollie’s dog sweater
Pattern: Drops 0-84
Yarn: Cascade 220
Needles: Size 7

Garter Stitch Fingerless Mitts for me
Pattern: Fingerless Mitts by Ann Budd (featured in “Weekend Knitting”)
Yarn: Berocco :: Ultra Alpaca (Henna)
Needles: Size 6US

Mom’s Christmas scarf
Pattern: My own: c/o 3 sts, inc 1 st ea side until desired width; inc 1sts at beginning of row and dec 1 sts at end of row on every other row while knitting in garter stitch until desired length; dec 1 st at beg & end of row on every other row until 3 sts remain; bind off.
Yarn: Schaefer :: Elaine (Clara Barton)
Needles: Size 10 Addi Turbos

Stripey Raglan Sweater
Pattern: Knitting Pure & Simple women’s raglan
Yarn: Cascade 220
Needles: Size 7 and 5

Woolly Boolly Scarf
Pattern: My own: c/o 3 sts, inc 1 st ea side until desired width; inc 1sts at beginning of row and dec 1 sts at end of row on every other row while knitting in garter stitch until desired length; dec 1 st at beg & end of row on every other row until 3 sts remain; bind off.
Yarn: Blue Moon Fiber Arts :: Mikado (Henpecked)
Needles: Size 11

Baby Bobbi Bear for Irene’s baby boy
Pattern: Baby Bobbi Bear
Yarn: Lion Brand :: Cotton Ease (Taupe)
Needles: Size 7US

Basic Socks for Me
Pattern: The Yarn Harlot’s Basic Sock Recipe (featured in “Knitting Rules”)
Yarn: Socks that Rock :: Lightweight (January One)
Needles: 2.25mm Knit Picks DPNs


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Looking at all this stuff, reminds me of myself. Could not leave the needles just sitting there without picking them up and putting them to work. I am so proud of you since some of the items are not just beginners knitting. You are so smart. Gramma
Whoa! These are awesome. I soooo wish I had the time/talent to knit. i still try every now and then..