I have been a horrible blogger recently as it has been about 2 months since I last posted something! My excuses are working full-time, buying a house, and getting everything ready for our wedding! (There will be lots of wedding posts coming up soon!) Another tough thing about my blogging is that most of the things that I make are for gifts, and I don't want to post pictures until after I have given it to whoever it is going to, and sometimes I don't know who I am making something for. This post is basically just a menagerie of different knitting projects that I have done recently and am either keeping or have already given to their recipient. I am sorry that I do not have the patterns posted, most of the ones I use have been from my mom's collection from yarn labels, booklets, and other sources. The Bernat website has lots of great patterns to check out too!
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Knitted Mug Cozy |
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Cable Mittens |
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Corner-to-Corner Throw Blanket |
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Corner-to-Corner Baby Blanket |
The pattern for the two blankets above is way too easy not to share! It's basically the same as the basic dishcloth pattern, but rectangle and with thicker yarn. Get some yarn and a round needle with the appropriate gauge (I used Homespun). Cast on 3 stitches. Knit 1, inc 1, knit to end of row. Repeat until desired width. Alternate row 1 [Knit 1, inc 1, knit to end of row.] and row 2 [Knit 1, knit 2 together, knit to end of row] until desired length. Knit 1, knit 2 together, knit to end of row. Repeat until 3 stitches left, cast off.
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Throw Blanket |
This blanket has a story.... I made up the pattern to this one all on my own. I was sitting looking at someone's sweater, and figured out the pattern for it, and made it into a blanket pattern. I started knitting with some brown yarn that I had got on sale, and after I started onto the 3rd ball I realized that it was a different colour! Somehow I bought 3 balls of chocolate brown, and 3 balls of another shade of brown. The moral of the story is to always double check the name of the colour on the lables before you buy 6 balls that you think are the same colour! Needless to say, I ripped out the blanket, and haven't tried out my pattern again yet.
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Baby Hat and Bootie Set |
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Crocheted Scarf |
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Flower Neck Warmer |
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Baby Flower Hat |
For this hat, I just followed a basic baby hat pattern, and used the pattern for the flower in the neck warmer above but with smaller needles/yarn. I got my mother-in-law onto this, so now all her baby girl hats have flowers on them. Way cuter this way!
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Knitted Seed Stitch Throw Blanket |
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Cowl Scarf |
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Cabled Hat |
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Cabled Throw Blanket |
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Knit Throw Blanket |
This blanket also has a story to it... I bought two different colours of
yarn, brown and beige on clearance at Michael's and was knitting with
the two strands together. I got about 3/4 through and realized that I
didn't have enough beige yarn to finish, so I went back to Michael's.
Unfortunately the yarn was discontinued, so I couldn't get more of it!
So I ripped out the whole thing, and started over by knitting 3 strands
together- 2 brown and 1 beige. I did finish it in time for the wedding
it was a gift for! I am pretty sure that this pattern was either
straight knitting, or seed stitch (k1 p1 for a row, p1 k1 on alt rows)
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Adult Flower Slippers |
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Classic Baby Booties |
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Earflap Hat and Baby Booties |
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Mini Knitted Sweater Garland |
These little sweaters made an appearance on my blog last Christmas, you can find the link to the pattern through my posting
here.
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Knitted Dog Vest |
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Classic Baby Hat and Booties |
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Baby Carseat Blanket |
This pattern is for a carseat blanket; the hole is to put the buckle through. I feel like I need to put a picture with the blanket because it is often mistaken for a baby poncho. This was given to my sister-in-law, who had a baby girl just 2 weeks ago! The baby shower post is
here.
Hi Jenna! Greetings from down the road in London, ON! I love your blog and especially your friend's description of yourself, "My friends tease me that I'm an old lady trapped in a young woman's body". Unfortunately for me I am the direct opposite---20 something in a 50 something body---your way is better! I particularly love your Flower Neck Warmer and am wondering if you sell the pattern. It's so pretty! Thanks!
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Hi Angie, the flower neck warmer pattern is available for free on the Bernat website, at this link here http://www.yarnspirations.com/pattern/knitting/neck-warmer-flower
DeleteMy mother in law also uses the flower pattern to add to baby hats, which is really cute!
Hi Jenna!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love those cable mittens posted above! I just finished making the cable headband (love it! thanks for teaching me how to cable knit!) and I would really like to make those mittens to match! Do you have the pattern for them?
Thanks!
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