We had another lively session on Friday. Y has completed this amazing sweater for husband, C, made from his handspun yarn. isn’t it amazing. Y joined us from her car as she was out of the house – even the car has some of her handiwork in the form of this crocheted rainbow.
A borrowed my knitting loom set to have a go and made this baby hat. We agreed that loom knitting can be a real yarn guzzler, with several strands needed to get a decent finish.
L has been loom knitting for ages and uses chunky yarn when she can – here are some of her adult hats.
She’s also working on this pretty pink striped blanket.
S has made this barn owl motif, which will be added to a banner depicting endangered wildlife. The banner will be on show at the forthcoming Climate Change Summit.
She’s also finished a pretty baby cardigan and found the perfect buttons.
R’s patchwork is getting huge!
I’m still spinning alpaca for a jumper for myself.
Stitches by the Sea 
I rather like the idea of the first jumper with the mix and match sleeve/body. It would appeal to me as I get fed up knitting too much the same, so less to get fed up with! Everything else is very cute too – I made a crochet rainbow for the NHS pretty similar and I have an ongoing hexagon patchwork I dive into from time to time. Lovely to see peoples’ progress and finished items
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It’s an impressive knit. Seeing what everyone is up to is one of my favourite things about the group (as well as chatting with my knitting pals of course)!
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I really love the owl 🙂
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Brilliant isn’t it. There’s more about the banner and pics of her other contributions to that project in a previous knit and natter post
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