Sunday, March 04, 2007

For the Love of Asia

We've been fortunate enough to find Asia, a professional finisher. You know that gorgeous sweater that you want to look just right, but you're not quite sure how to achieve the look? Almost all of us (myself included) send our stuff to Asia, who sews, crochets, and adds the extra touches that make your projects special.

So when my cousin didn't know what to do when the yarn ran out on a half-finished sweater, I knew just where to send it. Asia filled out her chunky cardigan with dark gray patches on the sleeves and made a beautiful collar with a tassle.

My daughter, Joanna, was so impressed, she's sending her baby blanket to Asia. Here's the "before" shot:

Labels: baby, knitting, sweaters

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Thursday, January 11, 2007

Itty Bitty Bunny Hat

My daughter loves to make these bunny-ear hats for her friends' babies. Here, little Mila Jane is modeling a baby pink bunny-ear hat, knitted in size 7 needles, using OhMy! yarn by Plymouth. This hat comes from a pattern in the book Itty-Bitty Hats, which we carry in the store.

These hats make great presents, as they knit so quickly. Add a pom-pom tail to the back or knit with smaller, round ears in brown to make a bear hat. This pattern is easy for the advanced beginner and is a great way to learn how to knit in the round.

Labels: baby, hats

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