So what do you think? It's great isn't it? And do you know why it's so special? Because Helen knitted it for her little brothers christmas gift! She only learned to knit in the summer and her first project was a rough scarf from super chunky wool for herself. This is her second project and I think she has done a fantastic job. Knitted in simple garter stitch, all work her own, from a 100g ball of Robin DK, all used. So she has started her next project which is a scarf for Sophie, this time in stocking stitch which she is just coming to grips with. Not quite what a woman who is about to turn 18 on Saturday is expected to be doing with her evenings in this day and age..........
As for the fruit, well that's finished too. Knitted, packed and in the hands of the Royal Mail as of today. A little picture of the finished work:
And finally a picture of the hat for Sophie:
Well that's the christmas list moving along nicely. Although today the postman brought me a pattern for a jacket which I want to knit for myself with the wool John found in a car boot sale a while ago. I really want to start on that but not sure if I can spare the time with so much left on the christmas list. Although I don't want to see the christmas list as a chore preventing me from getting on with other things. Maybe I'll start the jacket and a christmas project too and see what happens ;-)
Well time to start the evening meal before the family return and Heather wakes. See you soon. xx
Well time to start the evening meal before the family return and Heather wakes. See you soon. xx
4 comments:
Really nifty :)
That scarf looks great, well done Helen.
Fruit is looking good too - can't wait for the postie.
Thank you
x
Anyway of communicating that hat pattern over the internet? ;)
You make such beautiful things :)
Well done Helen, the scarf is lovely, I did my first one around 8 years old for my Dad, he's still got it, just because...
At 18, I used to spend evenings in knitting but that's nearly 18 years ago now *gulp*!
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