craftgrrl | A few weeks' worth of knitting. (x-post knitting)

I haven't posted here in a while. I've been working through my stash in an attempt to clear space and hopefully sell at a few craft fairs.

I bought a lot of Louisa Harding WIllow Tweed on sale before Christmas, intending to make a top, then I realised i wouldn't get much wear out of it so i made some gloves instead.

The same glove inside out - I think the pattern looks nice both ways.

I just plugged patterns from a stitchionary into my own glove pattern. I'm hapy with how they turned out.

This triangle scarf is a very handy, speedy knit. It came out smaller than I anticipated, but blocking garter stitch feels a bit redundant, and it only needs to cover my neck. I used some Noro Kama I bought on sale at the start of the Summer, and I really like how it turned out.

More Willow tweed gloves! I copy-pasted this from my blog and it won't let me move them all together (and I'm not adept enough at html to try that way). I reused some stitch patterns, but I think this weight suits the lacy patterns very well.

I made this slouch hat from this pattern for my little brother's birthday. I might make one for myself when I finish my October-birthday knitting!

A friend asked for something like this for his six-month-old nephew, but I prefer knitting crochet, and making up my own patterns to using someone else's where I can. I meant to write down the pattern, but that plan fell by the wayside.

I made these bobble hats from my heads using Cygnet Seriously Chunky. It knits up quickly, but weaving in the ends is a pain.

I also used my own pattern and some leftovers to make a child-sized cupcake hat. (I have no babies around to showcase the little hats, so toy animals have to do the job!)

Sorry for the slightly awkward layout of the pictures! I also post here, and am Forkis on Ravelry.