What's on your needles right now?

[ChristiG]

Those are really cute Cindy

[Gardener]

Here are my tiny little shoes.

 

ETA: I am posting from my Ipad, and for some reason, my pictures post sideways. Sorry about that.

[Tampa Doll]

They are adorable.  If they don't fit, try a larger set of needles.

 

My Bear is done and I will be posting a picture soon.

[Gardener]

Thanks, Mary Jo, the pattern includes larger sizes, so I can use that. I already used a needle a half size larger than the pattern called for.

[Tampa Doll]

I promised a picture of the bear when I finished, and here she is.  I added flowers and lady bugs to the skirt.  I like them better than the original pattern.

 

This is such an easy pattern.

[Gardener]

I promised a picture of the bear when I finished, and here she is.  I added flowers and lady bugs to the skirt.  I like them better than the original pattern.

 

This is such an easy pattern.

All I can say is WOW!!!  What a great project.

[ChristiG]

MaryJo-- doesn't look easy. It is very nice! Are the flowers and lady bugs actually knitted in?

[Tampa Doll]

No the flowers and bugs are appliques.  That is why it does not look easy.  

[ChristiG]

Finished my washcloth.

[jpr54_]

I just started to knit.  Signed up for Kim Guzman's class.   The continental method is easier for a leftie like me.  Although I crochet with right hand.

I have 20 rows of continental knit stitches-just practicing.

what pattern did u use for potholder? yarn?

[imanurse55]

Cindy- those booties are adorable.

 

MaryJo- The bears you have made are so cute--and they look hard to me!!

 

I'm just learning to knit. I've got the knit and purl down now. Finished a cover for my Nook- it's got mistakes, but I'm referring to them as design elements

 

Im going to make a pair of fingerless gloves next- very easy pattern: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/easy-fingerless-mitts-3

 

 

[Gardener]

Finished my washcloth.

 

Nice work, and a very pretty color.

 

[Gardener]

Cindy- those booties are adorable.

 

MaryJo- The bears you have made are so cute--and they look hard to me!!

 

I'm just learning to knit. I've got the knit and purl down now. Finished a cover for my Nook- it's got mistakes, but I'm referring to them as design elements

 

Im going to make a pair of fingerless gloves next- very easy pattern: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/easy-fingerless-mitts-3]http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/easy-fingerless-mitts-3[/url]

Thanks Joanne.

 

Great work on the Nook cover. Thanks for the link to the fingerless gloves pattern. I saved it.

[jpr54_]

I think I am going to do the fingerless gloves as my second project-

it looks easy enough

[Tampa Doll]

Cindy- those booties are adorable.

 

MaryJo- The bears you have made are so cute--and they look hard to me!!

 

I'm just learning to knit. I've got the knit and purl down now. Finished a cover for my Nook- it's got mistakes, but I'm referring to them as design elements

 

Im going to make a pair of fingerless gloves next- very easy pattern: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/easy-fingerless-mitts-3

 

That nook cover is great.  As for the bears if you can knit and purl, you can make them.

 

Love the fingerless mitts.  Can't wait to see them.

 

Joanne, you use ww cotton yarn and lots of easy potholder patterns.  Lion Brand has several for beginners.  Here is one I thought you mihgt like: http://www.lionbrand.com/patterns/kkc-pot.html?noImages=

[Apak]

I love these tiny booties!!!

 

And the bear is fantastic! I guess it's also so soft and perfect to hug...

 

And as for me, the dishcloth and the Nook cover are huge success!!!

[DesertCrocheter]

Adorable recent project photos! I really should make a cover for my Kindle like imanurse's Nook cover.

 

I've been working for a couple of weeks on my first real lace weight project, the pattern High Tides. I'm making it in some gorgeous Cascade Hand Painted Lace in this gorgeous blue/green colorway. I had bought a skein last year for trudem for a 'ville swap, and loved it so much I went back and bought myself some. It is slow going since I'm a lace novice and the yarn is so thin, and my weekend was wasted with a bad head cold, but I'm almost half finished, and I think it's going to look really nice.

[jpr54_]

I am working on first knitting project-slippers

[Tampa Doll]

I am working on first knitting project-slippers

Good luck with them.  Most important thing to remember, is always keep a crochet hook next to you, in case you drop a stitch.

[TCarra]

I'm using up some of my stash making a scarf from a pretty Ravelry free pattern.

 

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/december-is-for-Stephanie

 

I'm using a pink heather yarn (acrylic/wool blend) by Plymouth Yarns.

[Tampa Doll]

Finished my washcloth.

That is one very cool washcloth.   Love the color.

[TCarra]

Well, I set aside the winter scarf I was working on... So that I could work on:

 

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/alhambra-2

 

I picked up some beautiful, colorful Norwegian yarn (Nordlys). I'm about 1/2 way done. It's very easy, and fun to do. The designer, Anne Hanson (knitspot), has so many lovely patterns on Ravelry.

[mamaoso]

Hi ya'll.

Been away for awhile.

My Wip's are all Baby things for now. Going to be 4 new babies in the familia (One is already here) 3 more to go starting in July (boy), August (girl) and September (?).

Finished a Entrelac baby blanket for the first one with extras..

Next one done is a Dinosaur Illusion baby blanket with T-Rex. T-Rex still needs arms and legs before the  photo op. Septembers just waiting to find out if it's going to be a boy or girl..

Then just Short Row bibs for all.

[TCarra]

That is gorgeous, mamaoso!!! And congratulations on all of the new babies in your family!

[Gardener]

Mamaoso, that blanket is just beautiful.