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Tag Archives: sweater

One onesie turns into three jumpers
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May 21, 2013 by Rehana Jawadwala

Regular readers of this blog have come to expect that I wont follow the pattern. The girls at the knitting …
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Category: baby, gifts, small projects | Tags: adapting patterns, baby knitting, boat, colours, craft, ethical gifts, fun things to make for children, handmade giifts, Jumper, kitten pattern, knitting, knitting patterns, little tots, nieces and nephews, oneise, pattern, robot, Shetland wool, sweater, twins, welcome gift, wool, yarn
The biggie (to date).
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February 10, 2013 by Rehana Jawadwala

My first ever “big” project, not just in size but also in the complexity of construction moving on from hats …
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Category: big projects | Tags: cardigan, cat, cat motif, colour work, construction, first major project, fitted, greens, highlands, in the round, Intarsia, Jumper, knit, knitting, motif, raglan, raglan increase, reds, Scotland, Shetland wool, simple technique, sweater, top down, yarn
Disaster narrowly averted.
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August 20, 2012 by Rehana Jawadwala

This is by far my favourite yarn in my entire collection. A warm salmony pink that is feminine yet not …
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Category: small projects | Tags: Beanie, circular needles, colours, cream, diamond, double pointed needles, Fair isle, holiday knit, knit, knitting, knitting club, military green, pink, salmon, Shetland, small project, sweater, vest, warm, weekend project, winter, wool
A colourful homage to my grandma
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February 20, 2012 by Rehana Jawadwala

My recent excessive shopping spree of some gorgeous yarn has got me perked up and inspired for a challenging new …
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Category: inspirations | Tags: brown, Fair isle, fawn, grandma, Greene, homage, knitting, olive, recreation, salmon, sweater, traditional, vest

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