Each Thursday afternoon, I host a free weekly knit-along at the Wool Cabin. How great is that? It's supposed to be sort of like work. Except it's not (don't tell my employers that) because I get to knit
with these great ladies. They are: Sue, Cindi, Judy, Vicky, and Mary. We talk about all kinds of things, sometimes even knitting. They are a talented and fun group of women and it is a pleasure to get to socialize with them each week.
My friend and neighbor, Carolyn kindly blocked my cedar leaf shawlette.
It is a mini shawl but the yarn (which is merino wool and silk) is so drapey and soft that it can also be worn as a scarf. Thanks for modeling Abby (she's sensitive to wool so this was a real sacrifice for her).
One last photo. Aren't these the cutest baby booties? My daughter Erin knit these. Way to go Erin!
If you live in the Salt Lake vicinity come and join us for the free social knitting at the Wool Cabin from 12-2 on Thursday afternoons.
My friend and neighbor, Carolyn kindly blocked my cedar leaf shawlette.
It is a mini shawl but the yarn (which is merino wool and silk) is so drapey and soft that it can also be worn as a scarf. Thanks for modeling Abby (she's sensitive to wool so this was a real sacrifice for her).
One last photo. Aren't these the cutest baby booties? My daughter Erin knit these. Way to go Erin!
That shawl/scarf is so pretty Bonnie! And, how about finding out your friend knits from her mother's blog! Way to go Erin is right! Those are adorable!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scarf, I love the edge. The booties are darling.
ReplyDeleteThose booties made by Erin are so cute! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love to knit and have not picked up my needles in a long time now.
ReplyDeleteDarling booties and the mini shawl is gorgeous!
I made that leaf scarf and love it. It was a great knit, I made 2 in fact. Will most likely make another.
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