Merino5-ornament
Showing posts with label merino-5 yarn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label merino-5 yarn. Show all posts
Saturday, November 14, 2009
holiday ornament!
Radka C (laceandcables) designed this lovely FREE ornament to knit with Merino-5 yarn from Crystal Palace... love the idea of knitted ornaments!
Merino5-ornament
Merino5-ornament
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Cold Puppy?
This gorgeous entrelac shawl was designed by KyleAnn Williams kyleannskreations
and uses Merino-5 color cards for Merino-5
don't you think Jackson is a good model?
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Pink is For February
Hey Folks,
we are going to have COLOR contests here on the blog for all of 2008.
Pink is for February
Aquamarine & green are for March
Blues are for April
& Lilac is for May. (White is for June, but not using white ink! LOL)
anyway, will keep this post at top of blog until midnight 3/1. Adrienne just reminded me that it's Leap Year! so you have an extra day to send in those entries!
How to enter? email me pics or links to pics of your knits with the colors of the month in Crystal Palace yarn!
Prizes for this month are sock yarn and knitting books and magazines with a drawing from entrants. [We have our first one already! Susi S. using the pink Panda Silk she won in a previous contest!!]
So here are some items featuring Pink and Crystal Palace yarns.
do email me DrlauraAsirius@gmail.com with any pics you have of your PINK knitting with Crystal Palace Yarns - and send me a link to your blog or Flickr or whatever!
This gorgeous bag is just one of many you can find at Crystal Palace yarns FreeBagPatterns
This wonderful design is by Terry Ross, who is also author of a great book called "Twelve Bags Fulled" Terry's book info
Now, this sweet baby hat is one i've just finished knitting, using 2 colors of Puffin. You can see more of the colors here Puffin color cardis just amazing to knit with - like flannel strips - it is soft and warm and comfy and fun and you just love the recipient will love it - and be adorable too!
My Merino-5 Merino-5 Solids chemocap is a kind of almost pink, being burgundy, and i thought
it counted when i went looking... i mean Dark Pink is still pink, yes? and this color makes me think of Roses, Merino-5 printed colors so how pink can you get? Merino-5 is an amazing yarn - so soft and wonderful but with a really good "hand" so you get great stitch definition, as you can see by looking at the cap i made.
Finally, you've seen this sock in previous blogposts I think - made with 2 colors of Panda Silk. Panda Silk colors
What you can see if you look closely, is that the sock is called "ribbons" because of some novel vertical striping - that's not hard but is a lot of fun!
So Think Pink!
blessings, :L
we are going to have COLOR contests here on the blog for all of 2008.
Pink is for February
Aquamarine & green are for March
Blues are for April
& Lilac is for May. (White is for June, but not using white ink! LOL)
anyway, will keep this post at top of blog until midnight 3/1. Adrienne just reminded me that it's Leap Year! so you have an extra day to send in those entries!
How to enter? email me pics or links to pics of your knits with the colors of the month in Crystal Palace yarn!
Prizes for this month are sock yarn and knitting books and magazines with a drawing from entrants. [We have our first one already! Susi S. using the pink Panda Silk she won in a previous contest!!]
So here are some items featuring Pink and Crystal Palace yarns.
do email me DrlauraAsirius@gmail.com with any pics you have of your PINK knitting with Crystal Palace Yarns - and send me a link to your blog or Flickr or whatever!
This gorgeous bag is just one of many you can find at Crystal Palace yarns FreeBagPatterns
This wonderful design is by Terry Ross, who is also author of a great book called "Twelve Bags Fulled" Terry's book info
Now, this sweet baby hat is one i've just finished knitting, using 2 colors of Puffin. You can see more of the colors here Puffin color cardis just amazing to knit with - like flannel strips - it is soft and warm and comfy and fun and you just love the recipient will love it - and be adorable too!
My Merino-5 Merino-5 Solids chemocap is a kind of almost pink, being burgundy, and i thought
it counted when i went looking... i mean Dark Pink is still pink, yes? and this color makes me think of Roses, Merino-5 printed colors so how pink can you get? Merino-5 is an amazing yarn - so soft and wonderful but with a really good "hand" so you get great stitch definition, as you can see by looking at the cap i made.
Finally, you've seen this sock in previous blogposts I think - made with 2 colors of Panda Silk. Panda Silk colors
What you can see if you look closely, is that the sock is called "ribbons" because of some novel vertical striping - that's not hard but is a lot of fun!
So Think Pink!
blessings, :L
Sunday, February 10, 2008
More Socks .... Thinking Pink!
These first two pics are of the Menehune 
sock (featured in the newest Patternworks catalog!) and designed by Adrienne Fong 
for either Panda Wool or Panda Cotton.
The lovely
Crystalline Lattice socks 
by Janice Kang are knit in Panda Wool
The Peppermint Panda sock here
is my design (Laura A- SiriusKnitting) featuring Panda Cotton in one of the newest Dotty Pink colorways
Finally, here below is a mini-cable
sock 
in Merino 5
The white model is one I knit; the other was knit by Bianca Becker.
sock (featured in the newest Patternworks catalog!) and designed by Adrienne Fong 
for either Panda Wool or Panda Cotton.The lovely
Crystalline Lattice socks 
by Janice Kang are knit in Panda WoolThe Peppermint Panda sock here
is my design (Laura A- SiriusKnitting) featuring Panda Cotton in one of the newest Dotty Pink colorwaysFinally, here below is a mini-cable
sock 
in Merino 5
The white model is one I knit; the other was knit by Bianca Becker.
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