I have a couple of knitting projects going all the time--sweaters for Knit for Kids, and baby blankets for some local charities. I started out crocheting the baby blankets...

but now am using them as a way to practice new lace knitting patterns, many from the book
A Treasury of Knitting Patterns, by Barbara Walker. This means that with the more complicated pattern repeats I need to be alone in a quiet room with no interruptions, muttering to myself as I knit.



Lucky for me, the little newborns don't mind a few mistakes, such as the rather obvious one marching across the width of this blue and yellow blanket.
1 comment:
Your baby blankets are beautiful! And thanks for sending me Judith's address. I've emailed her.
Sylvia
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