We Chicks opted to knit indoors today because of the high humidity on the deck. We are between rain storms and I don't know about the others, but I'm beginning to go moldy! LOL!
Liz brought a sack filled with the items she knitted over the winter while she was away. There is a cute baby sweater and matching hat, two more baby hats, two Mistake Stitch scarves, a neck gaiter, and two cowls, one of which she added a pin in case the recipient would like to cinch it tighter.
Here is the Mistake Stitch hat she started last week which looks like it could be paired
with the neck gaiter.
has already made progress on another. It's as I said last week, they are like Lay's Potato Chips, you can't make just one.
I'm hooked too! I think this is my fifth or sixth one so far. Once you figure out the pattern, which isn't at all difficult, you can make them any size you like. This one will fit a large child or small adult.
Carol continued to work on her Honey Cowl. Love that deep red color!
And Debbie moved on to the second color in her hat.
Maureen is getting tired of the Sightseer Cowl which must mean it's long enough and time to add the ribbing to finish it off. When I make scarves or cowls I know I'm almost done when I'm bored
making it.
Margaret still has a bit to go before she can bind off her Sightseer Cowl. It's looking good!
Take a good look at Dorah's ZickZack scarf because she already frogged it due to an error she couldn't fix easily and will make a second go at it. This was one I started and just couldn't stand the torture of continuing it. But Dorah loved knitting this pattern and offered to take it off my hands.
I hope she doesn't regret that decision!
That's everything we have to show you this week. Until next Tuesday, keep those needles clicking!
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