I have a couple finished projects to show you! I'm still working on a few more larger projects.... but here is what I have done so far.
The first two cloths are from the Harvest Moon Itty Bitty Cloth Set. The first one is called Fence Posts.
This one is called On The Side. I liked both patterns, knitted up quick.
This one is from a little Leisure Arts book, Dishcloths by the Dozen. The pattern is the Variegated Cloth, by Sue Galucki. I used the Sugar N Cream stripes yarn for this one & it came out pretty neat with the color changes I think.
Now for the new gadget! I had an idea for a new orifice hook for my spinning wheel. If you guys know me, you know I like cute & silly things... well, here is my new orifice hook. I used my wood burner to draw the sheep on there, he's pretty silly, so I like him. :) I'm presently thinking about whether or not I want to list them in my etsy shop. It works great too! LOL
Now I'm off to the grocery store to get all that done before the race starts!
7 comments:
Oh Gosh I want one and I don't spin please do sell them!! Your cloths look great, check out my blog for some free cloth patterns!! or link to them through Ravelry!!
Ahem. I intend to spin again later today - after the Knight arises all refreshen and rested - and I NEEEEEEED one. I also think you could make 'em with pointy ends (instead of the hook) and sell 'em as shawl pins.
The sheepy's cute, but of course, Sissy thinks the hook should have her face on it, and thus, is willing to allow for Gretchie on the shawl pin. And yeah, you can consider that an order and send me a bill! ;)
Awww, that new hook is so cute!!
Oh my gosh that's adorable!!!! Now I need one, too. lol
Uh? Need you ask if I need one? Of course I do!
Love the cloths.
If my wheel needed an orafice hook I would want one! So cute!!
Love the cloths!
I'm with Channon, doing straight needles like that would be great too!
I'd like a hook, AND needles....with Anita on mine too!! Oh that would be so cool!
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Hugs, Health and Happiness,
Anita
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