http://www.crochetme.com/abominable-baby-slippersHow cool are these? You could even use a mohair mixed in with the white to make them extra fuzzy.
http://www.crochetme.com/Feb_Mar_2005/patt_baby_sweater.htmlLooks like a super easy pattern! And it uses Homespun which is easy to find, washable, and nice 'n soft.
http://www.crochetme.com/Feb_Mar_2005/patt_book_thong.htmlGreat gift for my book worm friends!
http://cache.lionbrand.com/patterns/khs-hoodedSweater.htmlThe baby version of course. No way I am up to an adult sized sweater. My ADD would kick in before I'd finish one side. And in some colors, Homespun creates a sort of ombre stripe pattern.
http://www.crochetme.com/stash-buster-cardigan-vest"Stash Buster" Vest. Need I say more?
That's it for the moment. Enjoy!
2 comments:
Quite a list you've got there! I made the baby sweater and it came out really great, although I really detest homespun, it was a quick knit...great for gift giving! And you're kool aid yarn came out so much better than mine! I think I had too much water...oh well, just an excuse to try again!
Thanks Stephanie. I'm not sure I'll make all of these, but they were fun to look at. When I find out what I'm having, I'll give the sweater a try. I thought Kool Aid dying was so fun. Except for the grape flavor. The dye separated and looked yucky. I used the stovetop method and canning jars to create the varigated affect. PS What is your knitting blog? I know I've been there, but I can't remember!
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