Firstly, I did finish Tom's scarf during the Christmas break, so he has been able to benefit from it's super-warmth during the recent snow!

One skein of my indigo-dyed yarn made this Swallowtail Shawl designed by Evelyn Clark(this one is for me!):

Another skein made this scarf for Mum (modelled by my dear twin-sister). I found the pattern on Ravelry - it's called 'The Waltz':

Odd sock yarn remnants made these hats for Bonnie Babies (UK Special Care Baby charity). They are based on a design by my wonderful Danish knitting friend, Kaae:

The yarn I span with wool from Freyalyn made this 'Morning Surf Scarf' from Spin-off magazine:

And I finally knitted the Ravenclaw Quidditch Socks from Charmed Knits that I've been lusting after since I got the book from my son last Christmas:

Next post - 'On the Needles' - embarrassingly more projects than permitted by my usual '5 or less' rule of thumb!
3 comments:
Just love the Swallow tailed shawl. Looks very intricate but well worth all the hard work
Ann, I am simply in awe of your knitting talent! You are MY queen!
Gorgeous knits, especially love the first fair isle scarf.
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