Showing posts with label Carol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Carol. Show all posts

Friday, January 9, 2009

Carol's "New" Sweater



Carol took an old sweater and added the cuffs and collar, to make it fresh and new! Here's what she has to say about it: "I used a thick chenille type of yarn (think wooly caterpillers), but it would be nice in fun fur, too. The collar was knit separately (I chose garter stitch) and whipstitched on to the neck of the sweater. I used the sweater neckline as my length guide but if you wanted to make a detached collar (that you could use with different tops), the dimensions are 3 1/2" by 23". For a detached collar, you could simply close it with a hook and eye, attach ribbons (if ya like that sort of thing), or add I-cord strings to tie. I could see making a beaded version in a nice white yarn and using it to dress up a black top or dress."

Saturday, December 27, 2008

Carol's Daughter's Neck Warmer

Carol's daughter Meg knitted this neck warmer for her violin teacher. The link to the pattern is here.

Friday, December 19, 2008

Carol's Victorian Lace Fingerless Gloves

These are so pretty and delicate. Still in process but you really get the idea. Carol said that she enjoyed knitting the lace. I know that Carol got this pattern from Knitpicks.com.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Carol's Mug Cozy





Carol writes that this pattern was interesting, because it's all fives and sixes, instead of all even numbers. The link to the pattern is here. The cozy has a slit where the handle goes through and a flap that goes through the handle (covering the slit) and tucks inside the cozy. The overall effect is that the knitting goes all the way around the mug.

Friday, December 12, 2008

Carol's Hat and Mittens


Don't these look so warm and cozy! (Carol's dog Darwin thinks so too!) The pattern for the mittens is available free online. The hat is from the first One Skein Wonders book. Carol added a wide "brim" and two tassels.

Friday, October 31, 2008

Carol's Socks


Carol knitted these socks from the toe up, using a provisional cast-on to avoid any seaming at the toe. The toe-up method allows the sock to be custom-fitted as it's knitted. The leg can be knit in any pattern. Once Carol gets the instructions written out, they will be posted.

Carol's Sweater


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