12: Snotvia Bag

This was supposed to have a row of small skull and crossbones under the larger one. But instead of that, I wrote "Snotvia." I got the pattern from Jezebel at talklikeapirate.com. Here is a direct link to the pattern. It took me a while to make, but it was worth it. It was my first felted project too.

I now use the bag to carry around the current knitting project and supplies. I like it. And I like it more because is says "Snotvia!"

Started: April 2007
Finished: June 22, 2007

ee-levin

So, walking to school is cold right, and I have hats and scarves and gloves and coats, but nothing extra for my legs. Well, not true. Not true.

I've started to collect me some leg warmers. Maria got me the first ones. Then mom got me some black ones. But I made me some striped ones. Um, I started them a while a go, and worked on them and my beaded scarf in alternating parts. PS... one leg is thinner than the other. Whoops.

Started: 02/07
Finished: 04/07

Ten

Mom bought me the supplies for this scarf at a local store called Wildflower Yarns and Knitwear. I had a really difficult time starting it. I had to thread on a couple hundred beads then use a long-tail cast on method. I had no idea of what this was. When I finally figured it out, I managed to make sense of the rest of the directions and finish the scarf. It took me a good long time.

Started: February 2007
Finished: March 2007

#9

My first real hat attempt (not a failed scarf turned hat). It sucks, I know. Don't be afraid to think it.

Better luck next time.

Started: February 2007
Finished: February 2007

The 6th

This scarf is pretty cool. I'd wear it a lot more if it was longer. The coloring is due to a really neat yarn I got at Wal-mart. I did ribbing on this scarf, that makes it a really nice texture. I may make another one of these only longer.

Started: December 2006
Finished: December 2006