I think I spent more time searching Ravelry this week than actual knitting.
Here's what I am working on, finished up and dreaming of knitting...
Oh and reading? Mudbound. But honestly, haven't had much reading time either.
Does Ravelry pattern pages count as reading? Because that I did.
I finished up the birthday gift for my friend, Tara.
Knitted with Lorna's Lace yarn and I gifted it with matching nail polish,
soak wash and hand lotion. She loved it.
Ravelry Link: T's Mitts
I bought this mug at the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival last weekend. It's a Jennie the Potter mug and I love it. I'm such a dork. But hey, if this keeps me happy, than I'm good with that. Dalton photo bombed me this morning. Seriously, who takes pictures of their mugs? I do.
I am teaching a beginner knitting class next weekend at the farm.
So I am prepping the work this week. I'll be teaching the basics and they'll end up with 2 cotton washcloths for summer. Loving this cotton yarn!
If you are interested in taking any of my classes, let me know.
I still have some spots left in the Beginner Session #2. (May 31st & June 7th)
Heading out to enjoy this beautiful sunshine with a friend and her baby, take some pictures of the alpacas before they get their haircuts this month and enjoy a nice break from the crazy work I have been doing the past few days. Hope you have a great week!!!
Happy Knitting.
-Leanne
Joining in with Ginny
I think we all at some point spend more time on ravelry than on knitting, it is a rabbit hole of sorts, click, click, and just one more click. Great mitts :)
ReplyDeletehow fun! lovely gift, what a good idea!
ReplyDeleteI love the mug, but I love the mitts even more! I am looking for a simple mitt pattern for a friend, and that one is great!
ReplyDeleteRavelry pattern pages can keep me up all night! Just love that basket of yarn!
ReplyDeletePretty knits and great gift idea. I like the mug too.
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