The blanket that I am knitting for my son's girlfriend for Christmas is what's on my needles right now. (Yes, I'm still working on the fushia colored prayer shawl as well. I carry that project with me for anytime I'm sitting waiting for something or someone.) The blanket pattern is from the Mason-Dixon Knitting

This past week I also finished up three scarfs and another pair of pocketbook slippers for my church's Holly Fair "Kid's Only Shopping".
For the scarfs I used the Curly Purly scarf pattern, which is a very easy dropped yarnover scarf pattern and a very fast knit. Thanks Marnie for sharing your pattern. I think I'm done now. I did try the tree pattern ornament, but frogged it as soon as I finished it. Don't know what I did to it or if it was the yarn I used, but I couldn't for the life of me get it to lay flat, short of ironing it. I wouldn't try that pattern again! :(
that's such a creative idea, to knit a blanket out of the burp cloth pattern. if it doesn't end up large enough, you could always add a border around it, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link to those pocketbook slippers! Just the ticket for christmas gift knitting:) How long do they take to knit up? Also, that throw is going to be very nice. I always wondered about the Joanne yarns. Some of them look lucious, but have never used any. I'll have to try them now:)
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ReplyDeleteThe Christian Ed Chairperson asked the congregation for donations of new or gently used items suitable for parents, siblings, aunts and uncles, etc. They will sell the items to the kids for very low prices. She specifically asked me and other members of the prayer shawl ministry for hand knitted items. Hope you see this message as I had no other way to reach you :)