I am super excited to announce that my pattern for a knitted hare toy is now published and available to download as a pdf file in my Etsy shop Hare's Moon Yarns!
The pattern costs just £2 (approx US $3) and includes several pictures to aid you in the construction of the hare.
I've also just finished my latest from the pattern: Bella.
She is also available for sale ~ or you can request a custom-knitted hare by contacting my through the shop on Etsy.
A personal blog, to be filled with examples craft stuff that I do, stuff that my husband and I experience on our journey to the cabin by the lake that we have promised ourselves, and whatever else catches my eye. Comments welcome.
Hare's Moon Yarns is now open! Click here for handspun gorgeous yarns from England.
For knitting patterns on sale by instant digital download, see our range here: Hare's Moon knitting patterns.
For knitting patterns on sale by instant digital download, see our range here: Hare's Moon knitting patterns.
Sunday, 29 June 2014
Sunday, 8 June 2014
It's been a while
It feels like weeks since I did any spinning, but it's actually only been 3 or 4, and for much of that time I have been busily knitting and writing. The Hares are coming along nicely, and I've also been working on a pair of socks for my mother-in-law. For those who haven't been here from the start, my MIL has diabetes and her feet swell up so that conventional mass-produced socks tend to constrict her ankles too much. So I hand knit her socks, with loose tops, which are more comfortable for her.
I decided to treat her to something other than the usual stocking stitch socks this time, and have been doing some simple lace instead:
They do feel a bit on the small side though, so they may end up as a donation to one of the other residents in my MIL's care home and I'll make her another pair. As she lives 4000 miles away, I can't ask her to try one on while I'm knitting it just to check the size!
I've just bought some more undyed fibre - some Cheviot, and some Lincoln - so more adventures in dying and spinning will follow soon :)
I decided to treat her to something other than the usual stocking stitch socks this time, and have been doing some simple lace instead:
They do feel a bit on the small side though, so they may end up as a donation to one of the other residents in my MIL's care home and I'll make her another pair. As she lives 4000 miles away, I can't ask her to try one on while I'm knitting it just to check the size!
I've just bought some more undyed fibre - some Cheviot, and some Lincoln - so more adventures in dying and spinning will follow soon :)
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