knit-one-one doings on the weekend of Sept 12 and beyond

Honeycomb Hex Bag---the original

Elaine's blanket

Elaine's blanket

Petra's cowl and honeycomb

Kolya

A selection from the scarfers

Joile's Helix glove

Scarf and Scarf was great fun--lots of scarfing of both the knitted and eating variety. Kate did her usual stellar job and everyone was thrilled. Rachel M e-mailed to say that the process of making the scarf was totally addicting.

Look who came to Sweet A's on Saturday? Kolya! (His mother--Kaela---came too) He is an absolute dote and he smiled and gurgled and did all his cute baby tricks for us.

The helix glovers were delighted with their creations and so excited when they mastered the thumb gusset. And the beginners got started knitting in the round---we look forward to seeing the 5 inches of Hat this coming weekend (that was their homework)

Petra visited the studio and dropped off a wonderful cowl---seen above being modelled by Erica---she is thinking it might make a good future class. We agree! And you?

You will notice in the cowl pic that a version of Petra's Honeycomb Bag is in evidence---that class begins this coming weekend. The Honeycomb is a really fun project. (Ask Tai---I think she has made 4 or 5 of them----she took the class the last time it was offered)

And I finally blocked Elaine's blanket. We had to get Zoe G to do the crochet edging--thank you Zoe--- as neither Kate nor I can crochet--would you believe. And let me tell you nothing finishes off a blanket better than a crochet edging. Kate and I are determined to learn so that we can do nifty edgings not only on blankets but also on shawls, cardigans, gloves etc. Susan M is teaching a Crochet for Knitters
class on Sunday and if you don't know how to crochet, hie thee to this class!