Knit/Crochet Winter Wear - share your pics

[Britesea]

I also like knitting 1 foot squares from scrap bits of leftover yarn from other projects. When you have enough of them, you can stitch them together into lovely afghans or scarves, or even sweaters (hint- fold a square into a tube and attach to make a sleeve). I use these to experiment with new stitch patterns that I run across too.

 

[FarmerJamie]

I don't have a picture, but DD made a hat thing for her brother at Christmas that covered his ears with flaps and had a long piece in the back to cover his neck. It was perfect for his Alaskan adventure.

She now has a request for ten of them by April. Lol

 

[tortoise]

Finished.

 

[flowerbug]

in the right side of this picture you can see hints of some things that Mom knitted, i think they were vests that she made out of scrap yarns that someone gave her.

 

[NH Homesteader]

My sweater is in knitting time out until I stop being upset about my attempts to pick up and knit the sleeves 🤦‍♀️😂

so I’m making yarn today 🥰 (I prefer this part anyway)

 

[FarmerJamie]

My eldest has 6 months done on one of her "daily temperatures" afghans.

 

[FarmerJamie]

Ohh now I want to make one of those! A mini one, a full size tree would be a bit much!

Gently started asking my daughter. Lol

 

[tortoise]

You folks are speaking a different language. Pluck? Pygora, and rovinģ.
I love all the cool creations you have all posted!

Come to the dark side 😈... we have fluffy things 🥰

 

[Alaskan]

Oh... I had some photos online..


The beloved fish hat... it eats your brain. It is made from scraps left over from the Dr. Who scarf.

Moose mittens

Bird hat

Dr. Who... season 12, which is the first scarf.

Not a good photo... but it is black and green double knit for kid 4... not finished in this photo... old photo. It has been finished i think 3 years now.

 

[tortoise]

I would love to know how to totally knit. I can do the middle parts but I can't start, end, or make a new line

I just have basic knitting skills. I'm very slow to learn! Every time I cast off or graft I go to youtube and watch a tutorial in slow motion. I've been knitting for 30 years. 😅