Baby Antennae Hat
![IMG_0324[1]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3390/3177503244_cab5d396de_m.jpg)
Basic Earflap Hat
![IMG_0457[1]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3380/3185577416_49af52a91a_m.jpg)
Zig-Zag Scarf
Basic Chunky Watchcap
![IMG_0466[1]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3334/3188623362_37c6735724_m.jpg)
Cozy Vacation socks
![IMG_0862[1]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3618/3283960984_bb48d0596f_m.jpg)
Trendy Beret
![IMG_0881[1]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3510/3283967410_604aafe175_m.jpg)
Vine Lace Baby Hat and Baby Monkey Socks
Noro Stripey Socks
Ishbel Shawl
Traveling Woman Shawl
Green Leaf Hat
Half of an awesome pair of Broken Cable Socks
Another plain pair of socks, two Lambswool cowls, and a partridge in a mother effing pear tree.
4 comments:
Wowie! I am so impressed by your skill, miss! I started knitting a little more seriously this year (meaning in the last 11 days) and I have officially learned how to knit in the round! But I cannot really do anything other than knit and purl my way forwards. Any tips? Your shawls are stunning!!
Really, this year is when I finally started challenging myself. Sign up for ravelry if you aren't already, and take some chances! Try some patterns that look a little more challenging than what you just finished. That's the only real way to get more skilled. That first shawl was a doozie, I had to rip back to the solid section TWICE. Besides that, I'd never made a shawl before. I just jumped in. It was frustrating, but I absolutely love the shawl. I can say that the learning curve was definitely worth it!
Looking good! The photos aren't too shabby either-especially your earflap hat model!
Maiden: I agree about the model. I think I'll keep him. ;)
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