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Home of a Needleworker and knitting finished!

Hi everyone, I am so pleased I managed to finish Little House Needleworks Home of a Needleworker, the colours are so pretty and I really enjoyed stitching it.
I am going to put it with a selection of other finished pieces and take them to the framers in England to get them framed all at the same time. (More photos below)

Stitching and knitting news 
All photos below

I have just started stitching another pretty design by Little House Needleworks called "Quilt Time Sampler", I will show my progress on that one in my next post.

The Hands on Design series of monthly patterns that I stitch onto the pillows are taking a back seat at the moment but I am intending to get November and December stitched over the next few weeks and finished into pillows.

I have been enjoying making a scarf for my husband for Christmas and making a lace shawl for myself, I am so pleased that I finally found a lace pattern that was easy to knit.   

 





Two kits to catch up on.

The colours are so pretty in these two

This is the scarf I have knit for my husbands Christmas pressie.

It is a free pattern from The Lion Brand Website, I used Stylecraft Special Chunky, a lovely soft yarn.

You can read about it on my Ravelry page here


This is the lace shawl  I knit for myself, it is such an easy pattern and once you get going on the pattern it knits up pretty fast. I call it my Aqua Blue shawl but the name of the pattern is the 
Radiant Look Shawl by Lorna Miser, you can see the details on my Ravelry page here

I am looking forward to wearing this on sunny days when there is a chill in the air or needed inside when the air conditioning is rather cool! 

It is another free pattern of course!




I have been doing a little bit of sewing for my Etsy shop, I sold some of  my lavender sachets and decided to make another one from the vintage fabric I purchased from the Dordogne.

It smells gorgeous!








I hope you all have a lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year, until next time.......

Happy Stitching!











11 comments

KimM said...

Oh, Lynn, your “Home” for next sh is spectacular. I have this design on my “to do” list. And what a beautiful shawl - and what a pretty color of blue! Well done, my friend!
Hugs
xxx

La Comtesse said...

Merry Christmas!
Hug
Loredana

annemarie said...

Merry Christmas Lynn. "Home of a Needleworker" - how perfect for your home. I love how the word needleworker can cover sewing, crochet and knitting. Your hussband scarf is so nice and your shawl if beautiful - perfection is your middle name!! Happy New Year!

Sweet Sue said...

oh lynn, these are beautiful, each one so special. merry christmas to you and yours, enjoy the blessings of the season:)

QUILTING IS BLISSFUL, DI said...

I love the cross stitch--neat colors--
and more plans for stitching new ones--
and the knitting looks so warm and lovely--
AND I WISH YOU A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR YOU AND YOURS--
AND BE SURE TO ENJOY EACH AND EVERY MOMENT, DI

Beth said...

You have been extremely busy crafting - admire your talent and skills stitching, knitting, etc.

Anonymous said...

Home of a needleworker is a beautiful finish, Lynn! You scarf and shawl are amazing too....you certainly have been busy!
Hope you had a wonderful Christmas.

The Knitting Cross Stitcher said...

Your LHN finish is lovely and. i love your husband’s scarf and your shawl.I will be checking the patterns out,thank you for the info.
Wising you a very happy and produvctive 2018 Lynn

Akila said...

Wow, everything is so beautiful. I have been eyeing Home of a Needleworker for a while now but want to finish what's in stash before i buy more
Wishing you a brilliant new year Lynn

diamondc said...

Hi Lynn: This is such a sweet design, it is waiting for me in my basket, soon I hope to get to it.

Happy new Year
Catherine

Justine said...

Hi Lynn
I love your Needleworker finish how pretty those lovely bright blues are! Lovely knitting too.
Which framer do you use in the UK? I am constantly looking for a good one.

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