The edging
Tuesday, 11 March 2014
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Friday, 28 February 2014
Granny rectangle
Here is a WIP, it's going to be a blanket, final size, unknown. Mainly yellow for my Mum's birthday in March.
Friday, 21 February 2014
Cancer awareness
I've found this group on Ravelry, 12 months of awareness which creates 6" by 6" squares to go to various charities.
It's made me think, I want to do some fundraising for charities, seeing that as of 26th Feb I will be unemployed until I find a new job, I might as well do something useful with my time.
I've found a list of charities by month, August and December seem empty though.
I may walk, dress up, bake or make things.
If anyone would like to join in please let me know.
I will try to update this when I can.
It's made me think, I want to do some fundraising for charities, seeing that as of 26th Feb I will be unemployed until I find a new job, I might as well do something useful with my time.
I've found a list of charities by month, August and December seem empty though.
I may walk, dress up, bake or make things.
If anyone would like to join in please let me know.
I will try to update this when I can.
Labels:
awareness,
bake,
brain,
breast,
cancer,
cervical,
childhood,
fancy dress,
fundraising,
kidney,
lung,
ravelry,
sponsor,
testicular,
tumour,
uk,
walk
Location:
Surrey, UK
Friday, 17 January 2014
Fingerless gloves, free pattern
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.
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.
Labels:
100g,
4mm,
dpn-free,
fingerless glove,
free pattern,
garter,
glove,
knit,
knitting,
Nikki knits,
no dpn,
purl,
ravelry,
ribbing,
stocking,
wool,
worked flat,
yarn
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