After stopping by Michales, yet again, I found THE book I have been looking for. A 'how to knit socks' book that is right at my level! I couldn't believe it. Neither could my husband, because I couldn't stop bouncing with glee. So of course this ment more yarn. ;)
Meanwhile I managed to get the basketweave patterned scarf up on the Angel's Realm etsy.com site. I can't believe just how long it takes me to post things there.
I've finished a different pattern hat yesterday. One that I've never done before, and while my husband loves his hat, I'm not all that fond of the weave. Its VERY tight, but very warm. Tonight it got to 3 degrees and he tested the hat while and about in the yard. He said that his ears and head never got cold once, so maybe I will have to post that as well.
Well I'm off to finish another scarf. :)
Showing posts with label yarn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yarn. Show all posts
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Friday, February 6, 2009
A couple of items...
First the hat, and a close up of it, that is posted over on the angelsrealm.etsy.com site.

The neckwarmer/cowl measures 14" long and has a circumference of 21".

Its made with Lions Brand, Homespun, Windsor colored, yarn. Soft, warm, hat for anyone to wear. I can also make a scarf (in any length) in the same pattern.
This hat and fingerless gloves are made out of Lion Bran Wool-Ease Thick & Quick Grey Marble yarn. The gloves are a tight fit (but can strech) and are ment to cover further up the arm than most, and also cover your fingers so that your pinkie fingers are kept nice and toasty. (I will update later on putting the exact measurements here)
Now for one of my favorite items. "There's nothing like a warm fuzzy to help keep you warm in the Winter" is one of my favorite sayings. This is what I came up with.
Now for one of my favorite items. "There's nothing like a warm fuzzy to help keep you warm in the Winter" is one of my favorite sayings. This is what I came up with.
A neckwarmer/cowl and matching fingerless gloves. I have tested this product in zero degree weather while waiting with my daughter for the bus in the morning. I had my head/neck and my nose covered and didn't get cold at all! So this exact one is one I'm keeping. However the idea, with any of the colors that I can get in Lion Bran Homespun yarn, is what I'm selling, along with matching gloves with the same yarn that is chosen.






This has been made out of Lion Brand Homespun Ocean colored yarn (acrylic and polyester) . The picture didn't come out funky. The colors really do look like that. I just love how the pattern developed. Its shades of blue and white that roll together. Its edged with Homepun Windsor yarn. The gloves are also made out of Ocean trimmed with Windsor, so that's why they aren't identical in pattern.
The neckwarmer/cowl measures 14" long and has a circumference of 21".
That's it for now. I have finished that hat that I was working on in that rainbow pattern and am working on the matching scarf.
Again everything that you see in this post is for sale. Just drop me an email and we'll talk. :)
AngelsRealmOfKnitting at Gmail dot com
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
More colors...
So I broke down and bought some more yarn yesterday. A few different styles that I've never worked with so we shall see what happenes. :) This morning I spend a great deal of time looking up new and different patterns to go with the new colors. (well new and different to me, anyway)
Again, Lion Brand Homespun Baroque: 'Heathered Solid'
Again, Lion Brand Homespun Baroque: 'Heathered Solid'
This one is an elegant mix of violets and gray with just a hint of dark rose.
Bernat Baby Jacquards Yarn 90% Acrylic and 10% Nylon
Red Heart Yarn 100% Acrylic
This is as close to the actual color that I could find. Its called Art and pretty much is a rainbow. This I'm making into a hat.
Stars and Stripes pretty much says it all. My husband thought that it would be a cute skein to work with. I have tried and tried to make this into a scarf and no matter what knit or crochet pattern I have tried it just doesn't flow right. I say this after asking 3 different people what they thought of what I had come up with. I'm going to try a hat and see what happens.
Monday, February 2, 2009
Just some of the colors that I offer
These are all Lion Brand Homespun Yarn. 98% Acrylic and 2% Polyester. As the site says: Soft, silky and beautiful. This yarn can't be beat for softness and sheer-touchability. Please note that some colors have long, slow color variations that cause them to subtly stripe. This is deliberate and adds to the beauty of the finished garment; such yarns are designated as their 'painterly' colors

Lagoon: 'Painterly' A cool combination of dark gray and sapphire with flecks of dark green and chocolate.
Sometime in the near future I will have more colors to post. I also will have some Alpaca yarn that I will be using. I can't wait. As you can probably tell, I prefer working with multi colored yarn. However if you have a solid color in mind just email me and I will see what I can come up with.
True blue and soft white..

Lagoon: 'Painterly' A cool combination of dark gray and sapphire with flecks of dark green and chocolate.
Sometime in the near future I will have more colors to post. I also will have some Alpaca yarn that I will be using. I can't wait. As you can probably tell, I prefer working with multi colored yarn. However if you have a solid color in mind just email me and I will see what I can come up with.
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