February Show and Tell
This was a blanket Lois made and the cat got into it and made a few holes. She then turned it into a shrug with beautiful embellishments on it! Darlene is our model. |
Thank you Darlene for modelling the shrug! |
This is Lois's homespun thick yarn and dyed. Knit into this poncho using size 36 needles to start down to a size 13 needles to finish. It is a Steven B pattern off of ravelry. |
This is Ann's "Fat Marmot" yarn she used to knit up this triangle shawl, worsted weight. I just love the colours! |
Ann's baby alpaca and mohair kid silk knitted hat. It was so soft and squishy. The colour was fabulous! |
This is what Gudie called scribble knitting, three rows thin yarn, one row thick yarn made into a squishy beautiful shawl! |
Gudie's coloured yarn knitted on the bias and stitched together to make a loop. Gudie used a small hair clip to shape the scarf. |
Wool yarn for the Little Lake Project. Stop by the Art Gallery to pick up some yarn to knit up your cobblestones for this amazing project! Guidie has been putting wool balls together for this project. |
Lynne has a new book she would like to share with you all.... The International Weaver by Laura Fry. |
Maureen's sister does this type of art and Maureen received this beautiful jacket! |
This small jacket is deconstructed then reconstructed, sewn, felted then Eco dyed. The stitching is called rebel stitch or slow stitch which is a technique done all by hand. |
Maureen will be visiting her sister soon, guess what they will be doing? What fun! |
Loanna's baby sweaters.... Here's a little boys sweater! She is stocking up for her summer sales! |
Love these sweaters, they are all so colourful and very cute! |
Loanna made this shawl for her friend who is having surgery. She calls it her "Hug Shawl". Sending hugs to her friend! |
Louise's shawl is 80% acrylic and 20% wool. This is a bulky knit lace "Leaves shawl". |
Alpaca blankets. This one will be a throw for Louise's husbands lazy boy chair! |
One is a commercial weft and the other blanket is a handspun weft. |
Another of Loanna's baby sweaters! |
Althea loves her new craft. Rug hooking,
by Wooly Trails. She has classes available
at her store for those that are interested!