I'm so pleased with the way the pattern works out and it includes some variation ideas so that you can customise it to your own tastes and styles.
I love the simplicity of the striped ones but the cute carrots have a spot in my heart, too.
Now that I have made a gazillion egg cosies, I'm working on my second Miette cardigan, seeing as I love the first one so much. I have cast on with Tepa, one of my favourite yarns, and am using slightly larger needles than the last Miette and am thinking about not adding in the bust shaping this time for a more versatile cardi. The colours are dreamy...
There has not been much book reading this week, due (again) to my coursework but I've been reading the new Debbie Bliss magazine for Spring/Summer which has just been added to my shop and I want to knit everything in it from the Great Gatsby/Downton-esque 1920s patterns to the modern vintage tops and the picnic items.
I'm definitely adding the cherry cushion to my queue for the near future, it's so cute!
So many things to knit, so little time...
What are you knitting and/or reading this week?
Love the egg cozy, too cute! I'm working on a scarf using my handspun and really have been enjoying both the pattern and my yarn.
ReplyDeleteOoh, so many people are moving into spinning their own yarn - I'm getting very tempted! Enjoy :o)
DeleteThe egg cozy is super cute! Thank you for sharing the pattern! The Debbie Bliss magazine looks amazing! I have a book titled Literary Knits. It is similar to the magazine. Happy Knitting!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathleen. I saw a bit of literary knits - they look delightful!
DeleteOh my, those egg cozies are just adorable! What a way to dress up the breakfast table...
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anke :o)
DeleteI love your cozies. I downloaded your pattern and I can't wait to start them. You see i have a thinks for anything chickens and eggs. Thank you so much for sharing and when I get them done I'll have to post your creations.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kathleen - I hope you enjoy the pattern :o)
DeleteVery cute cozies, thank you for sharing. :)
ReplyDeleteOh! I need to go get the magazine! Very cute! And those egg cozies are a hoot.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Amy :o)
DeleteAwww! Those cozies are so adorable.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jen :o)
DeleteYour egg cozies are very very cute! It is very sweet of you to share the pattern:)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Elisabeth :o)
DeleteVery cute egg cosies. I'm working on a sweater for my granddaughter. I have only two days to finish it before I'm off to see her again so I need to get busy!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Eek, I hope you manage to finish in time, Betsy :o)
Deletethose egg cozies are so cute. love the carrot one alot!
ReplyDeleteThanks :o)
Deletei so agree-----so many things to knit.....not nearly enough hours!
ReplyDeleteNot even by half!
DeleteI will have to knit those egg cosies soon!
ReplyDeleteLet me know how you get on with them, Sally :o)
Deletecongrats on the pattern! That is exciting and I know how much work goes into putting a pattern up on Ravelry :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen :o)
DeleteThose cozies are adorable. Congrats on your first pattern.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Heather :o)
DeleteEEEEK! Gatsby knitting! I love it! The egg cozy is darling!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Erin :o)
DeleteThose egg cozies brought a smile to my face :)
ReplyDeleteAnd woweee on the Gatsby knitting! Must check out that Debbie Bliss mag...
Thank you, Renee :o)
Deletehow adorable your cozies are! congratulations on writing such a darling pattern!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lori :o)
DeleteSo cute! I love your yarn color choices!!
ReplyDeleteThanks :o)
Deleteoh my that cozie with the pom pom is just too cute!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Alisa :o)
Deletecool cosies Hannah. If I wasn't such a twat with knitting, I'd be tempted....
ReplyDeleteLOL! Thanks, Janice :o)
DeleteI love the egg cosies, and the egg cups are really lovely too x
ReplyDeleteThanks, Becky :o) The egg cups are by the very talented http://www.megandmillie.co.uk but I'm not sure if she's still selling them.
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