floppy

floppy, originally uploaded by The Craggy Moor Store.

So sweet! I love this one~

This can be found here:

http://www.robsclan.com/

Short Recycled Sari Fibre Scarf

Short Recycled Sari Fibre Scarf, originally uploaded by Alona Kemmett Textiles.

This recycled sari knitted scarf is quite pretty~

Handbag Knitted from Recycled Sari Fabric

lhuckle3 bag, originally uploaded by pygmipony.

Photo note:

"Bag knitted from recycled sari fabric and yarn with wooden handles."

Penny Baapy

Penny Baapy, originally uploaded by The Craggy Moor Store.

Photo note:

"the newest lamb "born" on the Craggy Moor. We love her!
www.robsclan.com"

http://www.robsclan.com/

French knitting

French knitting, originally uploaded by pennyrag.

This is so cool! I love the colors, and textures. My now, we know what a color hound I am.

Photo note:

"Loosely worked French knitting, stuffed with material oddments."

Recycled Bags Tote

Recycled Bags Tote, originally uploaded by megphotos.

Yes, I love it! And those Barnes and Noble bags are perfect-- great colors.

Recycled plastic bag knitted tote bag

Big ol' Elijah

Big ol' Elijah, originally uploaded by kathrynivy.com.

Wonderful!

Photo note:

Pattern: Elijah http://ysolda.com/store/toys/elijah/ by Ysolda Teague
Pattern Source: Ysolda’s Ravelry Store http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/ysolda/patterns
Finished size: 19” tall
Yarn: Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Superchunky color #16006 (light blue), just over 3 skeins

Instead of using DK weight yarn, I knit this up at a bigger gauge. He is so soft and cuddly.

http://kathrynivy.com/news/225/52/

Tea party

Tea party, originally uploaded by janedee_2000.

It's all knitted! Wow!!!  This is incredible~

Summer Crop

Summer Crop, originally uploaded by pezdiva.

Just gorgeous. The photo itself is a work of art. . .

Photographer's note:

"Well, mostly summer crop.
Zucchini is a new pattern I am working on, strawberry pattern is out here floating in flickr space."

Cherry Pie

Cherry Pie, originally uploaded by knit_purr.

Yum!

Photo note:

"Cherry Pie

Billy Boy, pudding and pie,
kissed the girl and made her cry.
When the boys came out to play,
Billy Boy ran away.

Can she bake a cherry pie,
Billy Boy, Billy Boy?
Can she bake a cherry pie,
Billy won't you tell me now?
She can bake a cherry pie,
Quick's a cat can wink his eye.
But she is too young to be
Taken from her mother.

I put the rhyme and the lyric together (a little changes made), well, it does make sense."

All Day Breakfast

All Day Breakfast, originally uploaded by knit_purr.

Knitted Breakfast! More fun knits from Knit Purr.

Photo note:

"A proper breakfast should provide us with about a quarter of our daily intake of energy and nutrients. HOHO...

Skip breakfast and you risk missing out on vitamins and minerals that are not always made up for in later meals and snacks.

(Does not look so appetizing though.)"

Strawberries

Strawberries, originally uploaded by pezdiva.

These are sweet, in many ways. Click on the photo to learn more.

Knitted Sushi on a Platter

frontpage, originally uploaded by NeedleNoodles.

Great! Photo note:

"Finished set from my knit sushi pattern. Each piece is knit from 100% wool yarn-- I'll have to see how these look felted :) "

Knitted Sushi

Knitted Sushi, originally uploaded by Lara604.

I couldn't resist~

Photo note:

"'Katbaro' made me these incredible knitted sushi! Just got them in the mail, it made my day since I'm at home sick. I am craving sushi now."

One more tea cosy

DSC_0019 crop, originally uploaded by grandpurlbaa.

. . . well, you just have to click on the photos to see more of this knitter's work. I love it!

Rosie Posy Var 3 crop

Rosie Posy Var 3 crop, originally uploaded by grandpurlbaa.

I love these! Such fun knitting, such happy teapots. . .

Photo note: "Wild Tea Cosies Rosie Posy"

Wild Tea Cosy - a book

Wild Tea Cosy - a book, originally uploaded by grandpurlbaa.

This is very sweet, the colors are delicious~

"Wild Tea Cosies Rosie Posy"

Yarn dying in Lime Green-Green mix Kool Aid & Food Coloring

Yarn dying in Lime Green-Green mix Kool Aid & Food Coloring, originally uploaded by CassieWay.

I was looking up Easter food, and here's an image I found! More Koolaid dyed yarn~

Photo note:

"Yarn being dyed in a bowl mixed of Lime Green Kool Aid mix, some drops of Yellow food coloring, and some yellow Easter Egg dye."

3 Mini Carrots / Play Food

3 Mini Carrots / Play Food, originally uploaded by Sugar_Flower.

Photo note:

"These 3 crochet carrots are made from 100% acrylic yarn.
Measures approximately 2 inches / 5cm.
These delicious carrots will make good toy, Easter basket and egg stuffers and kitchen decoration."

A new way to play with your food!

Knitted Bunny

Knitted Bunny, originally uploaded by jfmcpage.

Just one more. . .
there are just too many wonderful fun projects one can do for Easter~

This knitter did a great job~

Handpainted KnitPicks sock yarn, dyed with Easter egg dye

Handpainted KnitPicks sock yarn, dyed with Easter egg dye, originally uploaded by kathrynivy.com.

Another two skeins in different color combinations. I love these!

Photo note:

"Here are the newest sock yarns that I dyed with Easter egg dye. I am still so impressed with how vibrant these colors turn out!

I've put together a detailed tutorial, that you can find in the Extras section on our site. This is the best way I've found to dye yarn"

The link to the tutorial:

http://kathrynivy.com/patterns/extras/dyeing-yarn/

KnitPicks Bare Fingering Weight, dyed with Easter egg dye

KnitPicks Bare Fingering Weight, dyed with Easter egg dye, originally uploaded by kathrynivy.com.

I used to love dyeing when I spun a lot. I used anything from Kool Aid to lichens to nettles, and this would be so fun to do!

Here is the note that goes with the image:

"This is the Superwash sock yarn from Knitpicks in Bare. It is very soft and took the dye very well. This is dyed with standard Easter egg dye tablets.

I've put together a detailed tutorial, that you can find in here. There are more pictures of the yarn I dyed as well. This method also works with fiber reactive dyes."

(Here's the link the photographer puts with the image: http://kathrynivy.com/patterns/extras/dyeing-yarn/ )

i've got all my ducks in a row....

i've got all my ducks in a row...., originally uploaded by katbaro.

These do remind me of Peeps. . .

The photographer/knitter says"pattern is now here:
http://kat-knits.blogspot.com/2007/03/some-easter-peeps.html

Knitted Easter Chick

Knitted Easter Chick, originally uploaded by hollytree38.

Perfect! The photo note says, "Nearly there."

Wish I'd thought of this one~

--The Knit Chick

Easter Bunnies

Easter Bunnies , originally uploaded by fiberartsfanatic.

'Tis the season~

Photo note:

"These are Sara and Heather's Easter Bunnies that I knit with recycled yarn. All The embellishments except for the french knots are made from recycled yarn. These were really easy to knit and fun to decorate."

My Knitted Easter Eggs & Chocolate Bunnies

My Knitted Easter Eggs & Chocolate Bunnies, originally uploaded by fotonuvo1.

The ears on these knitted bunnies are fun~ What a nice gift, or centerpiece!

knitted_mini_bunny2

knitted_mini_bunny2, originally uploaded by pinktoque.

Yes! Too cute!

Photo note:

" a tiny knitted bunny I designed just in time for Easter. French knot eyes, felt face and cheeks. Knitted with satin-y acrylic yarn and stuffed."

Easter Bunny Knitting Calico Yarn

Easter Bunny Knitting Calico Yarn, originally uploaded by Rosemoo.

This is just sweet. I love it!

Here is the artist's note:

"This is a nice little piece I did this morning based on the lovely yarn going on over at rivulette's! Check this calico stuff out!

www.flickr.com/photos/madamemckay/3379712545/

Oh I want some quite badly! This easter bunny (or bunny yeti?) is making something out of it already! Maybe a scarf?"

This is available. See my profile for information.

bowl of knitted easter eggs

bowl of knitted easter eggs, originally uploaded by littlecottonrabbits.

Photographer's note:

"I've been busy trying to make spring come early by knitting up some easter eggs. There's now a free pattern for these on my blog - check my profile for a link."

I think these look great~

The Legend.

The Legend., originally uploaded by Spooky Momma.

Once again, I may be late, but some of the members of my Pilates class today made me think of Fred Rogers and his wonderful sweaters, and it all came back. So, I'm a little late, it being April, but it's never too late to enjoy a red sweater.

From Wikipedia:

Fred McFeely Rogers (March 20, 1928 – February 27, 2003) was an American educator, minister,songwriter, and television host. Rogers was the host of the television show Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, in production from 1968 to 2001. Rogers was also an ordained Presbyterian minister.  

To learn more, go to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Rogers

Mr. Rogers' sweater

Mr. Rogers' sweater, originally uploaded by kellyhafermann.

I love that this is in the Smithsonian. . .

Mr. Rogers' Pullover

Mr. Rogers' Pullover, originally uploaded by CursesFoiled.

A little detail of a well-worn, well loved sweater. Don't you remember watching Mr. Rogers? I do.

Photo note:

Smithsonian collection, April, 2007.

Won't You Wear a Sweater?

Wouldn't it be nice to do this again?  This video of out of date, but it's a nice idea anyway.  

Knitted vest

Knitted vest, originally uploaded by shenevski.

Ooh, very pretty! I love the deep charcoal color, and cable details. Nice neckline.