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Keep showing us your awesome work Lynne,, !!!

I just saw your thread was at 104 posts!! :wink: so I started a New one for ya!

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Lynne Did you ever post a Picture of the gnome you knitted here in this thread??


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Ooooh, that set for baby is so cute.


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Thanks, Tamara!

Nope, Diane - I haven't posted my Knit Willy here yet.
I guess I felt that most saw him in Cindy's post, but I will show him here since you've asked.
He was enjoying the New York fresh air, before getting shipped off to Washington in these pictures!


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He is soooooo adorable wavy


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What a great idea, to take pics before you sent him.


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You did some awfully good work there, Lynne. That is so cool. Did you design him? Or was there a pattern?


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Fantastic PIctures Lynne!! He is sooooooooo awesome,, I agree with TIna,, You DO do great Knitting!!!!!!!!! clap


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Thanks again, all! You really are a wonderful cheering squad! kissie

Tina - the pattern was designed by Alan Dart, and was VERY difficult to get ahold of, but when I'm determined... Look OUT!!! thumbup


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Well... so... I was looking at patterns in the knitting forum that I belong to, for the yarn that I used for the baby gifts - cotton - and came up with this oh-so-simple bootie pattern. I just finished knitting the second one. I think it looks better in solid colored yarns, but this matches the other items I knit up for the boy baby, and will go with them all.


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Those are very cute, Lynne. That will make an awesome set for a lucky baby boy.


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Jonni has finished a couple hats and a single fingerless glove thingy. It is a cuff that goes to a triangle up the back of her hand and has a loop for her middle finger. So not exactly fingerless. She has given them all away to friends. She is currently working on a sweater. But hopefully she is really working on homework. I might have to take the looms and yarns away. She's a maniac!


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very nice lynne thumbup you are so talented!

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Thanks Tina and Jiffy!

Tina - what color yarns is Jonni leaning towards? Does she still wear a lot of black clothes? I think it's great that she's enjoying her looms so much, but of course not at the cost of her homework! I so wish we could see some of her creative work!!!


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How precious. Is it hard to make booties. I'm sure my new baby would love some pink ones her grandmother made.



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Thanks Sheri - can you increase and decrease? If so, they are easy as can be!!!


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Originally Posted by plants 'n pots
Well... so... I was looking at patterns in the knitting forum that I belong to, for the yarn that I used for the baby gifts - cotton - and came up with this oh-so-simple bootie pattern. I just finished knitting the second one. I think it looks better in solid colored yarns, but this matches the other items I knit up for the boy baby, and will go with them all.


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awwwwwwwwwwwwwww They are sooooooo sweet,,, makes me miss holding little babies,, boohoo


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I can learn to increase and decrease.



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It's really easy, Sheri! If you need help I can walk you through it. The decreasing is simply knitting 2 stitches together at the same time. Increasing is a bit trickier, but still really easy.

Here is the link to the pattern... baby booties

There are 3 different sizes you can make - I originally made the medium size, but they looked to big to me for a newborn, so I ripped the one out and then made the small size. I know the baby could have grown into them, but I decided to do the small anyway...

I like this pattern because it's knit on 2 needles - I prefer them to circular or double pointed patterns!


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Jonni is actually picking out quite colorful yarns. The sweater thing she is designing is a fairly bright green fun fur yarn. Kelly green Lion brand fun fur to be exact. I went to look.


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That sounds great, Tina!

Maybe she'll have a nice sweater to wear for St. Patrick's day this year - I always like to wear green then, even though there's not a speck of Irish in my heritage.


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Even the Irish don't celebrate St P day the way we do. But they are learning to. It is all fun.


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Even the Irish don't celebrate St P day the way we do. But they are learning to. It is all fun.
unless they are irish decent in savannah ga, one of the top 3 st. pat's parties in the us. ny and boston have the other two lol sorry lynne blush don't want to hijack your topic, just had to say that.


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Originally Posted by jonni13
Jonni is actually picking out quite colorful yarns. The sweater thing she is designing is a fairly bright green fun fur yarn. Kelly green Lion brand fun fur to be exact. I went to look.


I am dying to see that ........I married and Irishman.......

Ps I am Polish ......Were red ..LOL


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thanks for the pattern. I might be able to do most of it. I'll keep you posted when I get yarn.



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OKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK then... blush blush blush

This reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally has become an addiction! notme why touched rolz

I picked up 2 plastic storage chests for my yarn stash, to get them off the floor and out of the numerous plastic bags they've been in for months on end. I thought this would hold it all til I decide what kind of wall unit to put in the craft room that I hope Don helps me with soon.

But.............. the 6 drawers are jam PACKED to the brim, and I still have more yarn to put away. Plus I have 3 large baskets with lids that are stuffed with yarn!!!

I need YARN HOARDERS ANONYMOUS!!! lol shock blush

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Nice bins, Lynne. I have plastic bags of yarn floating (and tumbling) around, too.


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Hurry and make something.....That will get rid of some.

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Been knitting my fingers to the bone, dodge!!!

Anyone want to guess what this is for? why It's my latest project! lol thumbup

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Are you making another Willy? For me? Awwww, thanks.........


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Been knitting my fingers to the bone, dodge!!!

Anyone want to guess what this is for? why It's my latest project! lol thumbup

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Looks like a tampon......
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Originally Posted by jonni13
Are you making another Willy? For me? Awwww, thanks.........


Uh..... which part of the Willy might that be???

Dodge... you certainly have an active imagination!


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There really isn't much for scale, Lynne. Maybe a sweater sleeve? I am clueless.


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I know - that's the fun of it - no scale - just a shape!


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Are you making another Willy? For me? Awwww, thanks.........


Uh..... which part of the Willy might that be???

Dodge... you certainly have an active imagination!


lol lol

Maybe drippy?????????????? rose


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I can be patient and wait for the finished product. I love seeing the things you whip out.


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blushAwwwwww shucks, Tina! blush

My project has been put on hold for a day or 2, as I don't have the right size needles to continue... why


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I can be patient and wait for the finished product. I love seeing the things you whip out.
i'm with tina. i love seeing the things you make! thumbup

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