"Granny" Shawl

I've made this granny shawl, all from Ice Yarns! Pattern from Zooty Owl: http://zootyowlcards.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/corner-to-corner-granny-shawl-free.html
I finished it with 2 rows of dc on the top, then started a edging using chain 4 then sc in the gaps. When I got round to the top I turned and went back with chain 4 and sc into the gaps.
Here's the pictures!

Cat in a hat

This is Shoo, the glamorous, sulking cat who was picked from the audience at random to model a cat hat. Also, her sister kept knocking it off when it was on her.

I based the pattern off of a newborn hat, and kept trying it on each round. It's simple, so I'm sharing the pattern. 

Baby mittens

I made a set of baby mittens for our little girl, expecting her towards the end of January! Made with ice yarn, DK weight. 

It was a free pattern that said to use worsted weight, but mine ended up the same size and I followed the pattern exactly. I'm thinking of connecting the 2 together with a chain once she is born to go through coat sleeves as it will be winter when she arrives.

Pattern: http://www.tangledhappy.com/2013/12/two-tone-baby-mittens-crochet-pattern.html 

Fingerless gloves, free pattern

This is pattern done on 2 needles, no DPN!

First glove. I wear it on my right hand.

1 pair size 4mm knitting needles
1 ball 100g wool
1 tapestry needle

This is the yarn I used, although it is the orange-y version http://www.sirdar.co.uk/yarns/fashion/Summer%20Stripes%20Dk Sombrero 315

Cast on 28 stitches. This was just right for my hand, I don’t consider myself to have large or small hands, around average. When adapting the size, make sure to keep to an even number of stitches. As a guide, 24 for woman, 28-32 for a man.