I like the design of these:
Now this is quite cute and if made with the right yarn, could also be for summer!
I do like this one as well!
Look at the asymmetry of this one:
But if we are being realistic, these are probably the only ones I could do and have them come out right:
Oh, but isn't this lovely!
I wonder if I could do this scarf but in a brighter color or darker...just not this medium!
You know, you really ought to go see what you would like to make that maybe didn't appeal to me. You want ta? OK, you can view the Twist Collective issue here. Oh, don't forget to read the articles! There are some really good ones to read!
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Love the fingerless gloves in the first picture.... they are really cure and a great color.
Oh wow!! Those are amazing-I would love to be as good as that :D
I absolutely love the hats. Everything looks so snuggly. I am completely jealous of anyone who can make these. My mom can make beautiful sweaters etc. I did not inherit the gene (boo hoo). Have fun!
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S..I love fingerless glove and am seriously thinking about making some soon so as the weather gets colder my hands won't freeze while typing.
EE, The first thing I ever made was a man's sweater...for a guy over 6 feet tall. My problem is with my hands shaking but I think it is time for hats and scarfs fingerless gloves that go up over the wrist.
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christine (booktumbling) Trust me, if I can learn to knit, anyone can....I did it with a book but places like Joanns and Michael and Hobby Lobby have classes or look at some of the YouTube videos and look in your yellow pages for local yarn shops, call them and ask about classes.
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