I just wanted to show you the neatest little bag I have ever found. I saw a tutorial titled "SOCK SACK" BAG. Of course, curious me just had to check this out further and here it is.
There are also two strap, one on each side, to guide your wool. It is not very big and my 2 fat balls of wool fill it full. Here is what I am working on right now, a faux fair isle doll sweater. I like the doll size clothes as it doesn't take much time to rip out my many mistakes! This sweater will fit an American Girl 18" doll. I found a beautiful 18" porcelain doll at a church rummage sale so she is my model. When she has an outfit to wear, I will post a pic of her. I tried the bag to keep my 5 balls of wool I had going at one point untangled. I think it helped quite a bit but they still got twisted. I am doing the yolk now and it has raglan sleeves and a turtle neck finish. It buttons in the back so it is easy for a child to put on the doll. This one project covers quite a few techniques for me to learn. It is really fun. I forgot to mention you can purchase the pattern on Crafty, made by Ramona Rose. She did an excellent job on the pattern instructions.
There is a new pattern out where you can knit 2 socks at a time but you need 2 separate balls of wool. This cute bag has 2 compartments, one for each ball of wool along with a centre zipper pocket to carry your knitting accessories.
There are also two strap, one on each side, to guide your wool. It is not very big and my 2 fat balls of wool fill it full. Here is what I am working on right now, a faux fair isle doll sweater. I like the doll size clothes as it doesn't take much time to rip out my many mistakes! This sweater will fit an American Girl 18" doll. I found a beautiful 18" porcelain doll at a church rummage sale so she is my model. When she has an outfit to wear, I will post a pic of her. I tried the bag to keep my 5 balls of wool I had going at one point untangled. I think it helped quite a bit but they still got twisted. I am doing the yolk now and it has raglan sleeves and a turtle neck finish. It buttons in the back so it is easy for a child to put on the doll. This one project covers quite a few techniques for me to learn. It is really fun. I forgot to mention you can purchase the pattern on Crafty, made by Ramona Rose. She did an excellent job on the pattern instructions.
Last year I started stitching some granny square blocks. My mother-in-law crocheted my daughter a blanket in this pattern. I thought it would be nice to have a matching quilt. I got about 9 blocks made and ran out of small print fabrics. Over time, when I came across an appropriate fabric, I made a few more blocks. This week I have a total of 20 finished. This is all I am doing at this point. This is one of my kit projects for the new year while I am recovering from my 2nd hip surgery. Here are my 20 blocks..
Hope you enjoy my new projects. Have a great week everyone.
2 comments:
Oh, how I love that bag! I have a knitting friend who could put that to good use. Where did you find the tutorial? Great granny square blocks, they're going to make a love quilt!
Lovely quilt squares Jeane.
Wishing you a peaceful and happy Christmas/New Year season!
Val from Knitting group
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