A cardigan that fits! I don't know if you saw the last one I made, but it was massive. Larger than a size 3x, so I didn't know anyone to model it. I LOVE it so much! It is a pattern called the Campside Cardi. Made with yarn that I found on super sale for $3 per ball and as you can see, I used three balls- one of each color. I've already started knitting another sweater for myself with a different pattern, but I plan on making this again.

Pattern:
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/campside-cardi

The house rules have been on a plain white sheet of paper put up with tape. Years and years, the same paper moved and re-taped. When I saw these little chalkboards at the dollar tree, I had an idea for a fancy new update!

Gratitiude

One of my favorite embroidery designers made this some time ago. I edited out the many lazy daisy stitches and just stuck to the heart of the message. It is a reminder I still haven't had enough of.


Pattern:
http://www.elefantz.com/

Even with no baby around to knit for I couldn't pass up this cutie. I used 2 strands of yarn together but I'd like to make it again with just one. This turned out a bit heavy.

Pattern:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/watermelon-baby-cardigan

I'm working toward a knitting goal this year so this quick hat seemed like a good way to move forward and use up some stashed yarn.

Pattern:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/watermelon-baby-cardigan

Picked up this yarn on vacation in Ohio. Was so fun and easy to work with. I've wanted to try making something from this designer for a while and I'm glad I did finally. Great pattern, easy, fast.

Pattern:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/zilver

A few more bracelets. I love matching to my outfits.