Happy Holidays

I was just looking through the last couple posts and can't believe I didn't post a picture of this cute hat. I loved how it turned up and it was snatched pretty quickly when I listed it by an amazing artist Dre . I've picked up some really great pictures for her and still plan on having her do another one for me whenever we get around to having the basement finished. I'm in the process of making 2 more. One that is shades of green and one in shades of blue. They're 100% wool and light weight. Of course Pompoms are added for extra fun:)

I've also been working more scarflettes. They've been a great seller online. The shorter ones I've made are a bit versatile. The blue and brown one is the first time I've taken a picture of it this way, but many of the ones I've made before will work this way as well. Great to snuggle your nose in on those really cold days.

This is a new style a tried. I loved the yarn but there wasn't as much yardage in it so I attempted more of a collar scarflett and I really like how it turned out.

Here's one of the recent hats I listed. I've made a few of these and hopefully next year I'll have more instock. My boy loves his hat like this which says a lot because he really hates hats. I have a friend who bought some of these hats too and her boy wears his hat in the house.

The latest off the hook

My husband and I have fallen in love with this hat. It quickly found a new home. But if a winter earflap hat could be called Divine, this one was. It was so soft and cozy! I made it out of 2 strands of the most luxurious yarn. Merino wool, alpaca and silk. And if providing warmth on a cold day isn't enough, even the yarn has a feel good story to it. A portion goes back the village to build schools for the Sheppard's children. How nice is that. I really hope the new owners loves it.

I am loving making these scarlets! They're so fun. I will confess one of my favorite things about them is picking out the buttons:)

Scarflettes added

I came across this great yarn that just screamed at me to buy it. I did and I made these scarflettes out of it. Only the brown is left now.

I've also completed a bunch of hat projects recently including more earflap hats & flapper / beanie hats. And these skull and crossbone hats. The black & white I have made before, but I was asked to make one in a light pink. It turned out super cute.

Cowl & Booties

One of a few knit cowls I've made. I originally made a bunch of adult ones and thought it would be perfect for kids since they wouldn't have to deal with the strangling hazard of a scarf.

Crochet cowgirl booties. These likely fit from 0-3mths (well, not quite 0mths, maybe 1-4mths actually)