Christmas FOs!
Without further ado, my Christmas FOs. I made it!

Shawl for my Gram. Sonoma Shawl pattern by Oat Couture. I used Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece in Antique Lace, and attached a loop and button instead of using a shawl pin as suggested in the pattern. My gandmother loved this, and so did my sister! I think I know what she'll be getting for her March birthday.

My nephew's stocking. I made this using a kit I bought at Patternworks this fall. The kit is put together by Annie's Woolens, using Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride.

Since I finished the shawl and stocking a week before Christmas, I decided to throw caution to the wind and try to churn out a pair of mittens for my dad. After a five hour knitting session on Friday where I started and finished the second mitten, they were ready to be blocked and given on Christmas Eve. Whew! I used Peace Fleece from the stash, and have enough left over to maybe make a little something for myself.
Must go lay down now. Too much chocolate... feel... weak....
3 comments:
Nice gifts! I'm sure the recipients were very happy to get them.
The shawl turned out beautiful. Did she like it?
Those are all gorgeous! I wonder if my grandmother in the nursing home might like that shawl. I notice the pattern says it's 15 inches long--is that enough to make it a shawl and not a capelet?
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