Today, I submitted 12 items for the Kentucky State Fair, some of which you've seen, others I completed well before I started the blog. I have hopes that a few things will do well. Others, not so much. Some of the earlier items are pretty simple knitting, but I think they're executed well and I definitely used high quality materials. The Fair opens this Thursday, and all will be known then. Of course, I'm out of town until next Monday, so I won't actually know how I did until the next day, at the earliest. Anyway, if you can stand it, here they are:
Knitted Afghan
Hand Knitted Sweater (not Aran, Fair Isle, or Jacquard)
Hand Knitted Baby Blanket
Hand Knitted Vest
Hand Knitted Scarf/Hat or Mittens/Hat
Hand Knitted Baby Sweater
Hand Knitted Baby Booties
Hand Knitted Stole/Shawl/Shrug
Hand Knitted/Felted Item
Hand Knitted Socks
Hand Knitted Lace
Hand Knitted Item w/o Category
Knitted Afghan
Hand Knitted Sweater (not Aran, Fair Isle, or Jacquard)
Hand Knitted Baby Blanket
Hand Knitted Vest
Hand Knitted Scarf/Hat or Mittens/Hat
Hand Knitted Baby Sweater
Hand Knitted Baby Booties
Hand Knitted Stole/Shawl/Shrug
Hand Knitted/Felted Item
Hand Knitted Socks
Hand Knitted Lace
Hand Knitted Item w/o Category
to my untrained eye, this shit looks amazing! I don't know how you do it. Good work - this is an amazing talent. P.S. Duder would so rock that baby sweater. I'm just saying. . . .
ReplyDeleteIt might have fit her 8 months ago - it's sized 3-6 months. I'll have to make something else for her - something washable, I think. I'll keep my eyes open for some appropriate yarn.
ReplyDeletePlease do! I'd pony up for alpaca/llama yarn, but I suspect it doesn't do well with stains.
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