Crochet Scarf in Mussel Lace Pattern

A friend of mine passed me a scarf project that she didn’t manage to complete. So I pulled out all the yarn and crocheted this scarf. The pattern is really interesting and it’s one of the scarf patterns available on Garnstudio website.

The scarf is a quick win project, completed in 5 days, finished on 30th Dec 2011
The only thing that could make this scarf better is if the yarn is made from alpaca or merino wool. I always find acrylic yarn a bit too scratchy for me.

Flower Brooch for the Choir Girls

I made this flower brooch using my stashed yarn Cotton Viscose and Glitter (from Garnstudio) for my friends in choir. We were scheduled to sing on Christmas Eve mass and we’re supposed to wear something colourful on our white top. I made these during lunchtime at the office and used a simple pin to make them into brooches.

It’s such a simple project and so popular too.

Patons Soft HazeFingerless Gloves and Pom Pom Beanie

This beanie was made from the last 2 balls of Patons Soft Haze that I bought for the ribby texture vest.
The beanie is a slight modification of the pattern in the book because I didn’t have enough yarn left.
I knitted a pair of fingerless gloves to match the beanie and the vest.

I wore them during my camping trip to Wollemi National Park a few months ago. That was a cold morning and the Patons Soft Haze is very warm.

Wii Cover

This is another console that I need to cover to avoid colleting dust. I had a few stashed yarn and I quickly knitted this cover. The cover has pattern on it, but, it’s not very clearly shown because of the type of yarn I used. It still works as a cover so I left it alone. ☺

Autumn Cap

Again, this is one of my several attempts to use up my stashed yarns. I had Sean Sheep Flinders yarns in dark purple colour and I found a pattern to knit a cap. It didn’t turned out to be the right size. But it’s still usable.

Hooded Jacket in Cables with Alpaca

I knitted this jacket for my cousin. She was looking around for a warm enough jackets. So I thought I knitted one for her birthday.

Alpaca yarn from Garnstudio is so amazing, I love the colour, the texture, and how easy it is to hold while knitting.

The pattern is again free on Garnstudio.

Sideways Top from Garnstudio Design

This top is one of the most interesting patterns I’ve ever worked on. The clever design is free for anyone to use on Garnstudio website.
I used Debbie Bliss Cashmerino Aran yarns (yellow colour) but I would recommend to use the recommended yarn from Garnstudio. The end result when using Cashmerino Aran is a bit heavy, although it’s very warm.
The top was done in two directions, horizontal and vertical; horizontal for the top part (with the cables). And once the sides are joined, the vertical work began in circular (the ribs part at the bottom).