How Cute are These???
I obviously can't show alot of what I've been working on, being so close to Christmas, but I did want to show these adorable little baby booties that I just knit for my hairdresser after I found out she's having a baby in May. They were designed so that they can't be kicked off, and the construction is very very different from a typical sock pattern. I used some leftover sock yarn that seemed gender-neutral, but still fun.
They are knit very densely, on size 1 needles, and have a fold over cuff. The sole is knit in such a weird way, to the point that I couldn't envision it working, but it certainly did. I'll have to be sure to get another haircut before then! I did manage to snap one of the needles while knitting the first bootie - luckily they came in a set of 6.
The other big project has been weaving a set of 16 placemats for someone who contacted me a few months ago requesting them. I couldn't get to them until recently, because I was weaving like crazy to get ready for a very unsuccessful craft fair. But once on the loom, they wove up very quickly. They are not all quite the same size, which bothers my Type-A-ness, but I'm sure they will be fine. I'll have to find a box big enough to hold them, then calculate shipping, contact her, and off they go!
They are knit very densely, on size 1 needles, and have a fold over cuff. The sole is knit in such a weird way, to the point that I couldn't envision it working, but it certainly did. I'll have to be sure to get another haircut before then! I did manage to snap one of the needles while knitting the first bootie - luckily they came in a set of 6.
The other big project has been weaving a set of 16 placemats for someone who contacted me a few months ago requesting them. I couldn't get to them until recently, because I was weaving like crazy to get ready for a very unsuccessful craft fair. But once on the loom, they wove up very quickly. They are not all quite the same size, which bothers my Type-A-ness, but I'm sure they will be fine. I'll have to find a box big enough to hold them, then calculate shipping, contact her, and off they go!
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