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knit your library, vol. 20


I'm on an ornament roll! Snowflakes are something I've coveted and hoped to make for years now ... but it wasn't until this year that I finally believed my crochet skills were up to the task. This is my first snowflake ever, from the book 100 Snowflakes to Crochet. I like it, but I think it would look better in the recommended crochet thread (this is worsted weight acrylic yarn).


Christmas felt ornaments


In following with this year's theme of "follow through," I thought I'd make something I've been intending to make for years now: hand-sewn felt ornaments! I can't tell you how many of these projects I've pinned on Pinterest over the years. The peace sign and heart are my own free-hand designs, and the angel pattern is from the Bugs and Fishes blog. These were so much fun that I'm sure I'll be making more--which is good, since I have quite a bit of felt in my stash to burn through!


stinkin' cute Easter knits

Let's just say I wish I found these adorable free Easter patterns a lot earlier ... next year, next year ...

Knit up a vintage Easter bunny! Free pattern by Sara Elizabeth Kellner. Link to free pattern on Ravelry (image by saraek).


Free pattern by Susan B. Anderson. Link to free pattern on the Spud & Chloe blog, link to Ravelry pattern page. (image by mwollin)


... and here come the little chicks! Free pattern by Barbara Prime. Link to free pattern on Barbara's blog, link to Ravelry pattern page.


Free pattern by Linda Dawkins (image by mamma4earth). Link to free pattern on Linda's blog, link to pattern page on Ravelry.


Fill their baskets and decorate your house with this adorable free knitted Easter egg pattern by Purl Soho. (link to pattern on Purl Soho's website, link to pattern page on Ravelry)


More adorable eggs! (Image by pumpkinknits) Link to free pattern by Little Cotton Rabbits, link to pattern page on Ravelry.


Knit yourself or someone you love some bunny ears!
Have a great Easter weekend!

2021 year in review

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