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Sunburst, Baby Blanket
This blanket has been in the planing for a while. Then the Baby’s Mom called to say the shower will be in the end of that week and I started knitting as fast as I could, finishing one hour before … Continue reading
Posted in Baby Blankets, double knitting
Tagged afghans, baby blanket, baby stroller blanket, baby/lap blanket, color and picture knitting, color knitting, double knitting, fun knitting, knitted pictures, knitting from the heart, knitting with love, stroller blanket, you are my sunshine
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Mother’s Day afghan
This was actually my first afghan ever. Knitted with needles # 15US and thick yarn, it is warm, soft and stretchy, 42″x57″ . The pattern is an old one that I invented after seeing Kaffe Fassett work and after traveling … Continue reading
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Tagged afghans, baby blankets, color knitting, intarsia hearts, knitting for mother day, picture knitting
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My Ocean of Love
I am still in the mode of making Baby blanket patterns. The square one is approx. 32″x32″ knitted with #15US/9mm, and I enjoyed it a lot. The smaller one is a stroller blanket … Continue reading
Baby Blankets
The theme of simplicity ans child like naivety is continuing in my art, and strongly. Recently I am working on baby blankets, and there are so many patterns I want to do, that … Continue reading
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Tagged baby blanket, baby blanket set, baby stroller blanket, boy blanket, color and picture knitting, color knitting, girl blanket, how to knit a baby blanket, knit a colorful baby blanket, knit baby blanket, knit sailboat picture, knit sunshine picture, knit tapestry, knit wall hanging, knitted pictures, knitting picture baby blanket, knitting with love, Meher Baba, rainbow colors, you are my sunshine
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Imaginary Tree
Usually when I knit a picture I take a photo or a drawing, and translate it into a chart. Sometimes I work more freely by looking at an image without charting it, just keeping it right there in front of … Continue reading