And the next one is another awesome pattern from Georgie Hallam, Suzanne, which will be released soon. I loved the construction of this cardigan and the very cute little daisy stitch detail around the cuffs, mid section and hemline, which add to the cuteness factor. I dyed this yarn myself about 2 years ago at a craft retreat weekend I went to with a bunch of friends. I've been waiting for the right project for this yarn, and this project was definitely perfect for it, as I only had 5gms left over!
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Knitting tests
I am here to reveal two beautiful test knits that I have completed recently. First is Katniss, by Julia Stanfield. This is a fabulous pattern that both looks fantastic and is also incredibly practical. Tess loves it and refuses to take the hood off - even indoors! The pockets are really cute, but also very handy for treasures that need to go everywhere ;). I knit this in 100Purewool yarn that I dyed myself, but the colour didn't quite come out how I wanted. I will be attempting to re-dye it this weekend - and hope that I don't felt it in the process!
And the next one is another awesome pattern from Georgie Hallam, Suzanne, which will be released soon. I loved the construction of this cardigan and the very cute little daisy stitch detail around the cuffs, mid section and hemline, which add to the cuteness factor. I dyed this yarn myself about 2 years ago at a craft retreat weekend I went to with a bunch of friends. I've been waiting for the right project for this yarn, and this project was definitely perfect for it, as I only had 5gms left over!
And the next one is another awesome pattern from Georgie Hallam, Suzanne, which will be released soon. I loved the construction of this cardigan and the very cute little daisy stitch detail around the cuffs, mid section and hemline, which add to the cuteness factor. I dyed this yarn myself about 2 years ago at a craft retreat weekend I went to with a bunch of friends. I've been waiting for the right project for this yarn, and this project was definitely perfect for it, as I only had 5gms left over!
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Your yarns and photos all look gorgeous Ali! Stunning! And you're such a fabulous test knitter! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThey are both adorable patterns, I especially like the first one with the hoodie by Julia. I can understand why your daughter wouldn't want to take it off! Will have to keep an eye out for when the pattern is available. Cheers.
ReplyDeleteBoth are simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese look fabulous! I love the hoodie, aren't the pockets cool?!
ReplyDeleteYour pink dyed yarn is just lovely, lucky girl :)
Awesome! Love it! You made it by your self?
ReplyDeleteCute like always...
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ReplyDeleteShe got style! :))
ReplyDeleteHI There
ReplyDeleteI stumbled across your blog and I am also a knitter! I used to live in Wellington but moved to Auckland and have lived in Rodney for the last 4 years. I used to knit for Weebits in Wellington and now I knit for two charities but I am interested in finding out if there is any paid work in knitting and I gather that you knit test garments for designers? Can you tell me more about that? I love your blog btw! Leilani www.cupcakes2crafts.wordpress.com
Very cute, love the color.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely, like always
ReplyDeleteHi there
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for someone to knit me a woolen cover for my footstool and a couple of pillow covers.
Can you do it?
If so, please contact me on tania.dixon01@gmail.com
Lovely blog i saw you thrue other blogger...nice posts to read...blessings ❤
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