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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Hometown Christmas Gifts

Stuff that I made for family and friends for Christmas, some of these you'll recognize from earlier posts.



Dad's Tam:

My dad requested a tam for his games keeper garb for the highland games. I used Lydia McNeal's pattern from her blog, Dropped a Stitch. I used Lion Brand's Wool-Ease in green. Turned out Dad didn’t like the little tab on it, or on any other tams, so he turned it inside out and wouldn’t let me fix it. ^_^

E's Snood:

The pattern I used can be found at Knitting-Crochet.com. I changed the pattern a bit, instead of the elastic I used a dark burgundy ribbon. This was finished right before Christmas, so I didn't get to take pictures of it.


G's Scarf:

Very simple pattern I made up. I used US size 11 dpn, cast on 30 stitches (spread over 3 needles, 10 stitches each), leaving a long tail. Purl (or Knit) for approximately 57 inches. Loosely bind off leaving a long tail. Sew the ends closed with the tails. Add five tassels to each end consisting of four 8 inch strands.

AL's Scarf:

See previous post.



M's Beanie:

This is from an earlier post from October 18 (but with the added 8 stitches). The pattern can be found here.




P's Beanie:

This can also be found from a back post in September.



Scrap Mice for E, G, M, and A:

I used "Catworming Set" by Michelle Ameron, which you can find in Debbie Stroller's Stitch 'N Bitch Nation. All mice where made with scrap yarn. In each mouse I put stuffing, dried cat-mint, and cellophane. I also added a bell to the ends of the tails.

E's mouse.

A's mouse for Simba.

Sadly M doesn't have her cat anymore, but was still entertained by the crinkly noise the mouse made. I <3 my family. ^ ^
G's mouse for Buster.

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Washington Christmas Presents.

Here are the finished projects I sent up to family in Washington. WARNING: Lots of pics.


LM's Red Kitty Hat

This is the hat that I posted about back in September and October. I used Red Heart's multi yarn, "Lipstick" and followed K. Schmidt's Official Kitty62 Hat pattern. Her pattern can also be found in Debbie Stroller's Stitch 'N Bitch book, a must have book for all knitters.


LR's Camouflage Hat This was the second hat that I made. I knew exactly the yarn I wanted for L, Red Heart's multi "Camouflage". I used Beverly A. Qualheim's Bev's Basic Cozy Cap, minus the pom-pom.




S's Blue Kitty Hat Exactly the same as Wolfie's, but I used Caron's Simply Soft Brights "Blue Mint".


R&L's Dish cloth/towel Set I made two dishcloths and a dish towel. I used a 100% cotton yarn, Sugar 'N Cream Sage Green, for all of them.

Back and Front


The first dishcloth, I wrote about back on October 18. Rhonda K. White's pattern can be found at Knitted Cat Cloth (Kate the Kat)




The second dishcloth pattern can be found here.







The towel I designed myself. I will have more pictures, and the pattern up at a later date.



T's Slippers I used Kaity Von Rader's pattern. Sadly, the slippers where a bit too small and her youngest niece is wearing them now.

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