Mystery Christmas Presents
As promised, pictures of the Mystery Christmas presents:
And the closeup:
And the specs:
Estonian Scarf by Nancy Bush from Piecework, July 2005, scarves measure around 40 inches across the top and 16 inches high
Needles: Size 2
Yarn: Knit Picks Shadow in Grape Jelly, Oregon Trail, Lost Lake; they went to my mother, aunt, and grandmother.
And the closeup:
And the specs:
Estonian Scarf by Nancy Bush from Piecework, July 2005, scarves measure around 40 inches across the top and 16 inches high
Needles: Size 2
Yarn: Knit Picks Shadow in Grape Jelly, Oregon Trail, Lost Lake; they went to my mother, aunt, and grandmother.
posted by Alison at 9:09 AM
7 Comments:
Gorgeous! How did you have the patience to do so many? Once I knit one thing, I'm ready to move on to the next, and no repeats, thank you :( Limits me I know! Happy knittin
oh did you do that?! Very nice job!
Those are AMAZING!! You are the best daughter, niece and grandaughter, ever! They will be so thrilled with their beautiful scarves. Awesome job!
Alison,
those are lovely! I am amazed at your lace knitting fortitude! I was originally going to make some simple lace scarves for my friends and then I just wasn't able to get going on it.... As it turns out I think the Landscape shawl is all I can handle for now. :)
What beautiful and perfect gifts. HOw long did each take you to knit?
Those are wonderful! I can't believe you made those as gifts. Very impressive. Your knitting is gorgeous and they are just going to love them.
My mom, sister and myself loved our scarves. We got to open them early while Alison was visiting since we won't be together at Christmas, and she wanted to see our faces when we opened our scarves.
Of course, mine was my favorite color purple. Ali does such beautiful work knitting. I will never be able to knit like she does. I'm still trying to learn the knit and purl techniques.
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