knitting

inside out, you’re turning me…

I’ve made a bit of progress & I couldn’t resist snapping this photo:pb270314.jpgThe yarn is Ultra Alpaca Light, worked rather firmly on size 2(US) needles.

14 thoughts on “inside out, you’re turning me…

  1. How wonderful to discover your blog today Norah! PLEASE will you pay us a visit here in the U.K. some time soon – you have a LOT of fans here!! We would love to be able to meet you!

  2. Norah……..you are delightful! Looks like a wonderful star!!

    It’s Cindy from the Ocean State Knit and Crochet Guild who very much enjoyed your visit last year!

  3. This egg holder is a work of Art. I lived in Germany for a few years and everyone had 3 minute eggs in the morning with their breakfast bread and wonderful coffee. This would have been perfect ..what a great table deco. I am just learning to knit and this is something I will keep in mind for a later project. Thank you for sharing. Rowena Tank, Prescott, Arizona

  4. I’ve been knitting sporadically for years but am not an “advanced” knitter. I pick it and up and put it down as the mood strikes me. I do love the website and reading and seeing what people are doing.
    Have begun to knit again as I have a great niece and nephew and baby knits are faster!
    Also can’t wait to try some of the unusual scarf patterns in the book I bought from you.
    Thanks for a great website and a community of knitters to listen to and enjoy!

  5. I’ve been knitting sporadically for years but am not an “advanced” knitter. I pick it and up and put it down as the mood strikes me. I do love the website and reading and seeing what people are doing.
    Have begun to knit again as I have a great niece and nephew and baby knits are faster!
    Also can’t wait to try some of the unusual scarf patterns in the book I bought from you.
    Thanks for a great website and a community of knitters to listen to and enjoy!

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