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Knitted Knockers
You can help women who’ve fought the breast cancer battle by knitting or crocheting these Knitted Knockers—cotton breast prostheses, a comfortable alternative to silicone. Knitted Knockers is also the name of the community of women who regularly gather at Debbie’s Read more
Silky Wool Scarf
I knit the scarf for a very close friend in Michigan. She always loves anything I make her. I still have enough yarn left to make another one for myself. A friend gave me the pattern while attending a summer Read more
Valerie Nesheim’s Afghan
I entered this afghan in a contest that represented an original creation using knit and crochet stitches. It measures 35″ x 38″ with 20 knitted squares. The orange blossoms, oranges and leaves were crocheted and added after I finished the Read more
Prayer Shawl Ministry
I have a friend diagnosed with terminal breast cancer and I just finished knitting a prayer shawl for her. Pattern: From the Prayer Shawl Ministry website (shawlministry.com) Yarn: Red Heart Light and Lofty super bulky yarn Needle Size: US Size Read more
Twisted Stitch Wrist Warmers
These cozy, fingerless gloves are just the thing to keep your hands warm while you’re working on the computer. Pattern: Twisted Stitch Wrist Warmers, designed by Ann Marshall, of Port Orchard, WA Yarn: Merino/Bamboo blend, dk weight from The Artful Read more
Joy Watrous
If you look carefully, you can see a flap that transforms these finger-less gloves into mittens! Joy has knitted many of them for gifts. They work especially great while driving as you can still have use of your fingers, but if they Read more
Baby Petal Hat
I knitted this easy little hat—dainty and feminine!—for a friend’s baby girl. It worked up easily and gave me a chance to try something besides a scarf! Pattern: Baby Petal Hat knittingonthenet.com Yarn: Bernat Baby Softee (pink, from my stash!) Read more
Hospital Nursery Hats
Some of us at our local AARP chapter in Lyndhurst, NJ make hats for the hospital nursery. Pattern: Unknown Yarn: Various Needle Size: Unknown Knitted by: Nell Robinson
Knit & Caboodle Socks
I knit these socks for a dear friend of mine in Hendersonville, NC. Pattern: One that was created at Knit & Caboodle, a yarn shop in St. Charles, MO Yarn: Jitterbug, color Jewel Needle Size: Two Addi circular needles, size Read more
Pillow Case Edging
I just discovered the book The Lacy Knitting of Mary Schiffman and love all the lacy projects in it. I decided to try this pillowcase edging to start, and I love how it turned out. I used yarn from my Read more
Lydia’s Socks
I made these socks for my daughter, Micah. She is eleven years old and loves reds and pinks. This was my first attempt at using two circular needles to knit socks. It was a great pattern! Pattern: Lydia’s Socks, from Read more
Stephanie’s Wedding Shawl
I knitted this shawl for my friend Stephanie’s wedding. I’m so pleased to have been able to give her something so distinctive for her special day! Pattern: Taken from the ball band from Lorna’s Laces Yarn: Lorna’s Laces, color is Read more
Mad Hatters
I knit hats for the Mad Hatters. We donate our hats to local hospitals for babies to go home in. Pattern: Unknown Yarn: Bernat, 3 ply in different colors Needle Size: 16 inch circular needle, US size #6 Knitted by: Read more
Alix Knit Prayer Shawl by Ashley Saber
After reading the Blossom Street series, I became inspired to attempt Alix’s prayer shawl. It was such an intricate part of her story and I felt that I had to try one. I could not attend my sister In-law’s wedding Read more
Baby Girl Sweater
I recently knit this little baby girl sweater for my friend’s new granddaughter. I saw another sweater knit like this in red yarn, and the gramma who knit it (whom I didn’t even know!) was happy to send me a copy Read more
Baby’s Hooded Cardigan
I have completed quite a few of the patterns from Debbie’s “Knit Along” books. I’m involved in knitting for one of the hospitals in our area – donating little blankets, baby caps, etc. Pattern: Baby’s Hooded Cardigan from Knit Along with Read more
Bernat Animal Farm: Fluffy the Bunny
I knit this for my 26 year old daughter’s birthday. She has a real rabbit and I thought she would like this. She loves for me to knit her things. Pattern: Bernat Animal Farm: Fluffy the Bunny Yarn: Bernat Eye Lash 3 Read more
Triangular Prayer Shawl
I made this for myself to use in the evening to keep warm. I plan on making a few for Christmas for relatives! Pattern: Triangular Prayer Shawl pattern by John Fedderson for Leisure Arts, found in Back On Blossom Street Yarn: Patons Read more
Slippers
I knitted these slippers for our Primary Care Physician, Dr. Moira Wristen. She loves pink and I’ve knitted her several things which she has appreciated very much. The slippers are really comfy. Pattern: Obtained from white-works.com/slippers Yarn: Red Heart 4 ply using 2 Read more
Chanel Style Jacket
This project is a jacket for the Red Hats when the days get cold again. Pattern: From a knitting magazines, a Chanel style jacket Yarn: Red Heart and Caron Simply Soft for the purple and Lion Brand Fun Fur for the red. I used Read more
Crayon Box Jacket
This project is a Crayon Box Jacket. A short, boxy, chanel-style jacket knit one square at a time – but without seams. It was fun collecting all the yarn, about 20 different fibers. Pattern: Crayon Box Jacket (independent designer) Yarn: Light weight Read more
Boats for Cameron
I was inspired to learn to knit after reading Back On Blossom Street and have been addicted ever since. This afghan was knitted for my cousin’s soon-to-be baby boy. Pattern: Boats for Cameron, from the Leasure Arts pattern booklet Knit Along Read more
Gift of Angels Blanket
The attached blanket was knitted in remembrance of my 7-year old great-niece, Samantha K. Colbert, who passed away from a Brain Stem Glioma (an inoperable brain Tumor). For a week or so before her death, she told her parents that Read more
Baby Blocks
I knit this project from your website. Your books inspired me to learn how and I just want you to know I created both items in the pictures. The first of your books, This Matter of Marriage, was given to Read more