Sunday, November 23, 2008

November 21, 2008

There is so much creativity here with the combination of colors and yarns. Our clients can do so much with different yarns and textures put together. With the holidays coming it is rewarding and fun to actually create something for someone and our new knitters are discovering that. It also creates conversation as people get to know each other. Knitters always have something to talk about. Here are some photos of this week's knitting group.

More beautiful scarves.

This blanket is for our client's sister. It is many shades of purple. She is also knitting a handbag to be felted.

Lucia is telling us about her knitting project. Leslie is showing us hers. Both Leslie and Lucia volunteer here.

Here is our intern showing the ladies a scarf she finished.
Our client completed this blanket on size 35 needles. It turned out beautiful!
Above more scarves and below a first project, a washcloth.

Abve, a blanket in progress. Below, two unfelted handbags. This client combines acrylic yarns to make handbags.



Zelphia is showing us a shawl she is making that had over 1000 stitches cast on. She also showed mittens that she finished.

HERE ARE MORE BLANKETS IN PROGRESS.
This lady is making baby blankets.

Here we have more scarvs and yet another blanket.

Here is a hanbag that was felted.

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Oct 31, Nov 7 and Nov 14, 2008

The ladies were on a retreat on November 14 so these photos are from Oct. 31 and November 7. There is so much more knitting going on than I have captured on my camera. But I will keep trying! Below we have Baby Maddie wearing the EZ Baby Surprise Jacket! I did it! And belowthat wearing a beautiful hand knitted sweater and hat! It is fun to have a baby model .




Above; this blanket is for a new baby. Our knitter put a lot of time into it and it is so soft with homespun. Below will be a handbag.

Above: the handbag is felted (not the strap yet). Below, Leslie, our volunteer is showing us her latest creation.

Below: Linda our volunteer modeling scarves she has knitted.



Above: her blanket is in shades of brown.
Above: the beginning of a blanket. Below: an unfelted handbag.


Above: jean, our volunteer, talking with the knitters.

Above: we have lots of blankets, below: a scarf by a new knitter.