A few long completed Finished Objects to share:
A chevron blanket made for this little one's shower. We didn't know that he was a he, but I new I could not go wrong with these colors as they are DIL Fifi's favorites.
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| Hi Tucker. Marme Loves you. |
And while that easy on-the-go-knit-without-thinking blanket was in the works, I was working on this during the quiet-need-to-concentrate moments:
A Christening shawl for my son's son.
Tucker's special day has not yet happened, but he has been practicing.
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| Bridgewater by Jarod Flood |
And now we wait for this blanket to have a wee one snuggled in it...
Any day now my Kate and her family will welcome baby Four.
What lucky babes. Beautiful shawl and blanket :) My mother used to knit shawls for the babies but hasn't done so for many years now.
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Oh a new baby that is exciting. Your work is amazing but I am pretty sure I have said that before. The colours are beautiful and the detail incredible. The faces priceless. HUG B
ReplyDeleteOh my, what beautiful work you do! What a blessing to receive any of these lovely creations. Happy New Year :)
ReplyDeleteAll beautiful in their own right. The christening shawl is wonderful, not sure I would have the patience for that one. Your model is a real cutie, lovely to see his little face
ReplyDeleteExciting it will be . . .
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Oh my . . . can you ever knit girl . . . OH MY!
I have never seen anything like it . . .
What an art and talent . . .
Happy New Year Days Joan . . .
Your blankets are gorgeous! And so is your new grandson. His little face is absolutely precious : ) Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteI miss mu knitting so much. The arthritis just causes me so much pain. How in the world did you knit that gorgeous lace christening blanket/shall. It is gorgeous...and that blanket is precious.Very colorful...you know the baby will like that.
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