Scarves lolIn various colours and textures
Fingerless mittens.
Such an easy pattern – basically 20 rows rib, 30 rows stocking stitch followed by 6 rows rib. Sew side seam leaving a hole for the thumb
Knitted slippers – using some gifted bright multicoloured yarn as the 1st colour and then contrasting colour from odd balls stash for 2nd. Same base – different look
More slippers but with a softer look more suitable for bedsocks. Gifted multiclour and contrasts from my stash of bits and piecesAngela at Earthmama had a post the other day telling us about all the craft things she was making to keep friends and family warm this winter
She then asked the question – Whats on your needles?
So heres a look at my kitchen table covered in the knitting I have on the go at the moment
Looks like I’m going to busy for a while finishing them off
This post is back to front – the photos were supposed to be after the introduction but Blogger won’t work properly and I’ve had to revert to the old one. Only problem is I can’t lower the photos to write the intro lol For some reason can’t link to Angela either
So like Angela, my question to you is – What’s on your needles? – What are you working on at the moment ?Anyway whatever it is – enjoy:)
Still Waters 
I gave up knitting for crocheting and I always have an afghan or two going……love to do it while I watch TV……makes me feel less useless and self indulgent.Have no photos at the moment but plan to take some. Love your projects.
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That all looks lovely, and I even understand the pattern for the gloves now too – my friend helped show me (remind me from my childhood) how to knit yesterday and I am a bit hooked now!Got a varied selection of stitches, some intentional, some not so – thats whats on my needles.Take careSarah x
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I enjoyed reading your knitting post. You took such lovely photos of your work too – on the lace tablecloth. Very nice, Cathy.
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Aren't you the busy knitter. Os knitting a Winter activity? First sign of cooler weather and it is the couch you head for and pick up you needles.I have a neighbour that knits the slippers. I bought several of them for all the children that visited my house in those years.
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wow your as bad as I am. Dont you just love winter. My slippers are crochet so there are no seams. I will post more pic in the future.
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You have a nice lot of knitting projects.Thank you for the fingerless gloves – brrrrr, the cold winds we're getting in East Gippsland at the moment, will need them. Think it's chilly over your way too! We use our knitted slippers a lot. They're such a great idea. The only knitting I have is a half finished square that will end up being something. I haven't picked up my needles for ages… however, your post has started me thinking :D)
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Thank you for the pattern for the fingerless gloves, I meant to say. Hmmmm, definitely time for a cuppa! 😉
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Hi Cathy, I've been having lots of problems with Blogger and wasn't able to leave a comment until now. I love all your current projects and have posted pictures of what's on my needles at the moment on my blog – that took many hours of waiting for Blogger to respond!
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