More Christmas Knitting

Here are a couple dishcloths and scrubbers I did for Christmas gifts. The cloth to the left is called Widowpane and the one on the right is Alex's cloth and the pot scrubbers
are done with cotton yarn on one side and nylon Needleloft on the other side.

Getting Ready For Christmas

Mittens and Stockings


Trying to get some miniature knitted decorations done to put on my tree this year. I also found a pattern for a crocheted tree skirt that I would like to get done. It is called 7 Hour Tree Skirt and got it out of my Crochet World magazine.

I sure have been having fun dressing up my teddy bears too!

Halloween Bath Set

I made this bath set with a spider soap sack and a web washcloth. My little grandson Braden snatched it up real quick, but I did manage to get a picture of it.

Here are some spider web gloves I made for my grand-daughter Mackenzie. She was a witch and wanted these to wear with her costume. I found this pattern on Ravelry.

Some Candy Corn Knitting

Well I did some candy corn coasters and a dishcloth to match. They were very easy and so much fun!

Then I found this cute little candy corn hat for my niece's 2 month old baby. I hope to get a picture of Easton wearing it
Now on to my other Spider knitting. LOL

Halloween Knitting & Crocheting

Here are the crochet Halloween projects so far: Spider Scrubbie & Spider Dishcloth

Eyeball Doorknob Cover Ghost Dishcloth or Washcloth

Ok now some knitting projects;The Ghost & Witches Hat are from

Shirleys Knitting Knook Yahoo Group

And here's a couple Halloween colored Ballband Dishcloths

And heeeeeeeeeres Frankie!

It's been over a month since my trip with my best friend Debbie. We went to Old Fort NC all by ourselves and it was an 8 hr drive including our stop at Cracker Barrel of course. Debbie did all the driving and I was so proud of her, but she did say a bad word a couple of times. LOL


We went to the workshops at Pisgah Yarns in Old Fort. The Peaches & Creme yarn was so awesome and the colors were so intense! The workshops were held at Crooked Creek Firehouse and everything was so great. We had the best time and are already planning for next years workshops. So here's some photos at the workshop and no I'm not in any of them.
The ladies on each end are from Operation Toasty- Toes (Back row-Left to right) Maile- Knitting classes (Designer), Cindy - Loom Weaving teacher, Flo -Hostess with mostest(Princess Peaches of Pisgah), Brian -crochet classes(Designer)

Here's a few of the ladies in one of Maile's knitting classes on Tues. They were on a lunch break or another cake break. We had two birthday cakes for Gerry's(Brian's brother) birthday trying to make him older than he already is. SSHH I'm not telling his age, but he doesn't look it.
Here's Flo cutting the cake from Monday! It was so yummy and so was the purple one from Tues.
Here's my friend Debbie and Brian. She will probably kill me for putting this on here for the whole world to see! Oh well what are friends for, and especially when you have been for over 40 years..

AUGUST Came & Went!

Wow!! Where did August go? I usually try to post at least once a month and shame on me, no post in August. Well I have been knitting lots of things and have finished quite a few too. Of course I've started more projects than I've finished. My list of things to do is getting longer too. Well I better get busy putting some posts together on this here blog, before you all get bored and don't come back. LOL Ok here goes!
First of all I want to put a picture of the beautiful scarf I'm doing.


I started this scarf in Old Fort, NC at the first knitting ,crocheting and weaving workshops by Pisgah Yarns. It was amazing and so much fun! I met lots of people that I have been chatting with on Ravelry and it was so cool!!I will post some more photos and more info at a later date. This scarf was designed by Maile Mauch and one of many she has designed. You can get them at Pisgah Yarn & Dyeing Company. The Cable one I'm doing is done in Rayon Super Petalspun and it is so soft!! I love the the color which is Teak. I will put a progress bar up so you kept track of it and make sure I'm not slacking.
Here's the Reptile set from the Crochet class with Brian.
I did the turtle while in NC and did the cloth and back-scrubber when I got home. Gave it to my grandson Braden and he loves it!!