Sunday, August 02, 2009

A few FO

I have given up waiting to get photos of me wearing some FO before they get worn out !! so here they are on the hanger .
A Kimono jacket ,pattern by Liz Lovick , yarn Colourmart wool & silk. I think I will get a lot of wear out of this one when the weather gets colder.



Beaded waistcoat ,yarn and pattern from House of Hemp. I was initially pleased with this but it has dropped a lot so I am thinking of undoing a bit ;also I wished I had done it on smaller needles than the pattern said.


I wanted an orangey cardi 'like yesterday' to go with something and this was the only yarn in my stash that was remotely near. Its vintage Sirdar Nocturne with naff 70's 'bits'in it . I made the sleeves shorter and its okay . Love the style/pattern though so will make another in better yarn next time . Oh and the pattern is 'Liesel'by Ysolda Teague .

I think there might a couple of other knitty FO but I can't remember, did I do a shawl ? !! on the needles atm I am knitting another Elsewhere in blue .

Here are some weaving pics :
First is a scarf .The warp is commercial cashmere laceweight and the weft is hand dyed , hand spun cashmere , alpaca, silk. This has a lovely drape to it and 'might' end up as a Christmas gift !!


Lastly is a WIP as I haven't fulled this as yet as I am making another strip in the same yarns to turn into cushion covers for the kitchen chairs.
These are all hand spun yarns and are the ones I dyed in the indigo vat the other week(which by the way is still going !!)

Off to Pembroke this week which I am so looking forward to even if it will be hectic .

18 comments:

acrylik said...

Beautiful knits. I especially love the kimono and the woven scarf.

Georgina said...

Lovely weaving - that blue is glorious - wish the sky would try and compete!

picperfic said...

You are going to let people sit on that gorgeous blue weaving? My daughter would twiddle the locks, she has made all her rag dolls bald because of her habit lol! Beautiful work, lots of it, you are faster than I am haha!

Yarnspider said...

Oh My! you have been busy! love the colours so diverse. Such a lovely green in the jacket. well yummy all round! (know exactly what you mean about waiting for models. You aren't the only one to have given up!!)

Jo said...

Wow you have been busy, I love the kimona cardigan, off back to rav to fav the pattern!

artyfartykat said...

Hello!!
I love the kimono top and your weaving is beautiful.
It was lovely to meet up again at Woolfest and has even prompted a new post on my blog!!Shock, horror!
Enjoy your break x

Sarah said...

Lovely things - I love the yellow kimono cradi especially

Knittings Nice! said...

Lovely knits...gorgeous colours...I'm in the middle of doing Kim Hargreaves Beatrix and have just had some drops alaska yarn delivered to do Fireside Sweater...the one from the film "The Holiday"....itching to cas this on but must finish tuther one first. Anyway hows Louet? hehe

Take care.

Linda said...

I love the cardigans, perfect style for cardigans I think. The shal pin is nice.

Silvia said...

All the knits are lovely....I love the Kimono! Your weaving is lovely also....I bought a kiddies Loom to have a try but haven't even warped it up yet...something for the weekend maybe?

Charity said...

Gorgeous work, Anne! Nice to see what you've been up to. :o)

cyndy said...

Beautiful handwork Anne..the Kimono jacket is stunning!

Jean said...

The kimono is so beautiful, this color really shows the garment off. The cardi looks like a cantalope color and would look great with so many different colors, very cheerful. The scarf is so GORGEOUS!!!

riggwelter said...

Oh, so beautiful pieces. Love those scarves x Hope you're all well x

Kath said...

Busy, busy, busy as always!! Love them all :) xxx

clarabelle said...

Great work, Anne! I particularly love the shape and style of the Kimono jacket, so I'm off to hunt it down on Rav. Have a good trip!

Anni said...

Gorgeous knits and woven stuff.

Jasmine said...

I found your lovely blog through Grwing Tyfu. I love your post about Pays Mountain, my grandparents live very near to it.