Mustachio

Finished these up awhile back, but never got them posted. They seemed to fit best in our guest bathroom... it was either that or the hallway. I suppose now when our guests trim their facial hair they will have various examples to choose from.


I picked these frames up in Illinois for $5 when we were home for Christmas . They came with some strange prints of angels and flowers in them, but I was able to get those out and just use the cute frames. I am super happy with how they turned out. This was my first venture into cross-stitch... I don't think I'll be doing it again any time soon, but I'm considering selling the PDF pattern for these 'staches in my Etsy shop.

New Pattern - Convertible Fingerless Mitts

Those of you who have known we awhile are probably thinking, "what? this isn't a new pattern, I thought you published this a long time ago." Uh, well, I'm a procrastinator so the pattern has been done, just not edited, since probably August, maybe earlier, who can remember. But the important thing is now it is up for sale.

This makes a total of four published patterns and they all can be found here in my Ravelry Shop. The three for sale can also be found in my Etsy shop - the free one you can find on the right column of this blog.

Happy knitting everyone!

Cozy Leg Warmer Pattern

Here it is, just as promised, pattern number 3.

Today I published this pdf pattern on Ravlery so it is now available for download - you can see the pattern page here.

This evening I am teaching a session for a community course about online selling and durning that session I will also list this pattern in my Etsy shop. (It is going to be my demo listing.)

That's really all the excitement for today. Although, I am reading Cita con la Muerte by Agatha Christie and that has me on the edge of my seat! I'm mainly reading it to further my Spanish, but I think it would be a good one in English too.

Tanjalee Hat Pattern Available!

I am excited to announce I have my first pattern up for free! If you look to your right you should see a link for the Tanjalee Hat Pattern (free PDF).

The pattern is named after a friend of mine to whom I sent a simple hat formula from which I developed this pattern.

From this link you will find the Ravelry project page - if you happen to be interested in casting on this project or adding it to your queue.

Once I have things finalized with Ravelry and my test knitters I'll be listing my leg warmers and sunglasses case patterns for sale soon!
Happy Knitting to all!