We had lots of fun and laughter at my demonstration on self-ruffling yarn. This scarf is a quick, one ball project that doesn't require a lot of concentration—except for keeping those 8 or 9 stitches on the needles. We used
Spectra by Universal Yarn for this fun project. Two of my students model their creations.
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Left: Marie used Spectra Volcanic.
Right: Irene models Spectra Larkspur Glen. |
One of the Diamond Girls, Sue, completed her mitered diamond vest, the project she chose in my
Mitered Diamond Adventure workshop. She added a knitted band along the collar and sleeve edges of her piece. A hook and eye closure completed the look. It turned out fabulous!
My
Knitting in the Round students are looking fashionable in their completed
Retro Cloches with a knitted flower embellishments.
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| Student projects from Knitting in the Round class. |
Here are other yarny creations that my students have completed. We love
Show and Tell at classes and workshops. Enjoy!
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Left: Linda accented a red Retro Cloche from Knitting in the Round with black trim.
She also knit a coordinating red scarf to go with it.
Right: Sharon used a zigzag lace pattern for this cute hat. |
My talented students have other needle art skills as well. This is a crocheted baby blanket. Lovely!
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| A beautiful baby blanket crocheted by Marie. |
We even knit for our 4-legged furry friends. Here are two doggie sweaters, knit by Jane, that any fashion-forward dog would be proud to wear.
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| Jane's colorwork dog sweater. Notice the pocket on the top of this sweater. |
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| A sporty striped dog sweater for the same lucky little dog. |
