I’ve actually had this project finished since the beginning of the year, but hadn’t gotten around to sharing it yet. It uses fingering weight yarn plus a mohair (or comparable fiber) lace weight, held together, so it is super soft and pretty warm. I decided to go with a rainbow of colors. If you look… Continue reading The Burrow Wrap
Author: Melissa
Proud new quilter
And deservedly so! My friend Amy Beth has worked diligently over the past several months to piece and quilt her first quilt. I’m so proud of her, and I’m looking forward to continuing to sew with her and to seeing her future creations. Congratulations, Amy Beth, it’s beautiful!
Seraphina round 27
One recent round was pretty intense, but I managed to make it through that and on through a couple of easier rounds. I can almost see the end of this design/project now. There is so much layering that I couldn’t see in the flat model photo. I am excited about washing it (it really needs… Continue reading Seraphina round 27
Tiny squares multiplying
I managed to get another row added, plus one little square of the next row on my granny square blanket. I just love these tiny little squares. Making this blanket using fingering weight yarn may take longer than one with the usual worsted weight, but it sure is cute! It’s also a really nice weight… Continue reading Tiny squares multiplying
Just quilt it
Back in early March, I basted CC’s Replicator Racing quilt. I wasn’t sure how I wanted to quilt it, and I told myself I needed to “practice.” Then I put it away to focus on other projects. I was reminded of it over the weekend, when another quilt needed to be washed, but it really… Continue reading Just quilt it