Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Just another update

A few things to share, where do I start??

I have decided to start knitting.....yes, knitting!! I used to hate knitted things but I'm really growing to love them. I am starting with a really easy pattern for a nappy soaker for Miss Anna. Its just finding the time to start it!

I wanted to turn this.....


Into this....


Once I get this one done I'll knit a blue version (without the frill) for Master Zachary.

I'm still in nappy making mode although I haven't had time to get much done! Here is one that I'm nearly finished. I just have to put the snaps on and sew it up.



It is a pocket nappy. I have really grown to love pockets, I find them a lot more user friendly. I have a few AIO's & fitted's but I keep coming back to the pockets. They dry quicker, don't need covers, can be stuffed with almost anything and are really easy to sew!

A quick photo of the Santa Sacks that my mum made the kids. I really love them, and the kids thought they were great too!



Thats all for tonight I think, hopefully some more interesting news to share next time. Till than, take care.

5 comments:

Bec said...

Ooooh that soaker is really cute! I especially love the frill :)

Corrie said...

great soaker!!!!! I need to get my butt into gear and make some more nappies

Corrie:)

Anonymous said...

Oh I love knitting, can't wait for the cooler weather!

Love the soaker! Are they easy to knit??

ALICE said...

Hi,

I'm Roseanne from Bairnsdale. I was directed to you by another Raveler from Lakes Entrance. You sound amazing - all those babies and still time for craft. Your love for your littlies (and not so little) shines through.

I can't wait to meet you. Will send you a pm with my tel nos in rav.

I am starting a group here on the 1st & 3rd saturdays starting 16/2/08. Any time after 11, bring a plate to share for lunch and stay till stumps!

I have been a sewer but have mainly decamped to spinning and knitting now.

I am specially interested inyour scrapbooking as i have just started one for my hand spun hand dyed yarns. Actually I started it last night after buying a couple of inexpensive packs from spotlight. I wanted something very simple and quick and yet attractive. Seems I have hit the jackpot with this as I am very pleased with the result and made about 6 in half an hour.

Look forward to hearing from you,

Roseanne, BAIRNSDALE

Karen said...

The frilly knitted soaker is sooo cute - I wish I could knit!