So, on with the projects. I started off November knitting at Blackberry Farm.

It was a relaxing and beautiful start to the season.
I made the Anthropology Inspired Capelet twice, using my hand dyed yarns and commercial yarns.


I made two more dishcloths


I made hats for my FIL, niece and nephew using my own handspun yarn.



Here's a wimple I made for my mom.

I did a little spinning

Which I turned into three matching Calorimetries for me and my sisters.

I made the EZ Snail Hat for a friend:

Another hat for Bill using very squishy alpaca.

I finally finished the hat for my granddad that I started last December.

I also made a hat for my dad.

My aunt requested a sewn purse which only took a couple of hours to make.

I also made myself a dress, but haven't had a chance to photograph it yet. Plus, it's my November/December entry for Sew Retro, so I'll make a post devoted just to it.
1 comment:
Hello! Beautiful gifts and very impressive you made so many unique items in so short a time. I want to make that tan cap for my father. Could you share your needle size and yarn type on the cap you made for your grandfather?
Thanks, Evelyn J.
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