It’s time for the holding-a-warm-something knitting photo.

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Llama vs alpaca.

I hate doing embroidery, but this makes me want to do it.

Hatmakers! This will come in handy!

Fabulous footstools.

More crafty furniture.

Awww!

Four little words to make me yours.

Gimmiepigs.

I second this.

Oopsies!

Crafty Minotaur.

A knit for those of us with too many projects OTN to cast on a Shift shawl or sweater or cowl.

Idea: match your shawl to your yoke.

For Harry Potter fans.

We have cake!

We have QR codes!

Kym, this one is for you!

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Green = hover text

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5 Responses to It’s time for the holding-a-warm-something knitting photo.

  1. gayle says:

    I was clicking through the Shift links, thinking “oh, that’s nice” – and then I came to that cowl. Oh, my, that cowl! Wants to make it, I does!
    (And as always, thanks for all the rabbit holes! I didn’t want to accomplish anything this morning anyway…)

  2. #1 Alpaca vs llama. Very very interesting!

    #2 I had to sent the link to the embroidery to Kim the professor!!!!

  3. I have a friend whose family has an alpaca herd. I got to go watch them shear the herd once, it was really neat. (And the alpacas were adorable.)

    That is lovely embroidery! I don’t like doing it either — if I’m going to do anything similar, it will be cross stitch. That’s really neat, though.

    And the cake is pretty, but probably not very tasty. (I love my knitting, but I love my desserts too… and the two don’t usually mix well.)

  4. kimsdee says:

    The color of the scarf in the holding something warm photo is glorious.

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