Over the weekend I finished up Twist which I have had on hold for a number of months now. All I had left was one sleeve cap, button bands, collar and seaming. So in one afternoon and a viewing of Charlie and the Chocolate factory I had her done. Here she is on Phyllis. Just named her as it came to me as I was typing. Phyllis was my grandmother and she passed away a number of years ago. She was one crazy lady and that was the best thing about her. I remember one summer I got to fly out and spend it with her. It was awesome.... Any way onto the Twist...
Here is a close up of the cable
I love this sweater and will definitley make it again. Maybe in a blue.... Heathered blue would be nice...
I am still working on the baby vests and have cast on for Forecast in the Highland that I bought a few months ago for a poncho. I found a cheap (9$) wool skirt at Wally World and this will go perfectly with it. I have been working on it pretty much all weekend and divided for the sleeves last night. The wool is kind of scratchy but I hope it will soften up with a bath. Pictures of that later.
The rest of the pictures tonight are what's to be off in mail this week.
Scarf for my Grandmother in California (they are in the mountains w/ snow)
Hat for my Grandfather. Pattern found here 
The kids all want one now too so I see many of these coming in the future.
Another couple of scarves.
These are an add on to another gift going out...
And last but not least the sweater for my niece. Now to find hte button that I bought a two-pack of, gave one to a girlfriend for the same sweater and now I can't find it in the drwaer that I put it in...
Guess we'll be making a trip to the fabric store to pick up another and then find it later.
So I guess that's it for now. Off to make dinner, watch Heros and go to bed. Oh yeah and do some laundry and wrap some gifts and and and
Hope you all have a wonderful evening.
I am a beginner knitter and I really love the easy patterns, especially the dish cloths, my grandson would love the hate so I will try my best.
Posted by: Noreen Asci | January 23, 2008 at 03:47 PM
HI!! I'm apparently super late on this- but I LOVE that purple scarf that you made for your Grandmother. If you don't mind sharing, I would love to have the pattern.
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Posted by: Stive Angelo | August 24, 2007 at 09:24 AM
hi Erin!
just wanted to check if you´re alright?
best wishes
Frida
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Posted by: Stive Angelo | June 27, 2007 at 07:24 PM
Wow! That is amazing knitting!!! I love the sweater!!!!
Posted by: Alexandra | February 21, 2007 at 03:32 PM
Hi! Love your work!!!
Can you possibly give me the pattern for the second (smaller) cap you knit???
(It's with the picture of the handwarmers). I would greatly appreciate!!!
Posted by: Karen | January 01, 2007 at 08:14 AM
Tag, you're it! Visit my blog oh wonderful ISE scarf maker to see the meme for which you have been tagged!
Happy Holidays to you and yours.
Gigi
http://www.adventuresincrochet.blogspot.com
Posted by: Gigi | December 23, 2006 at 09:18 AM
Wow. You have been busy! Everything looks wonderful and Twist is really gorgeous!
Posted by: Karen | November 28, 2006 at 05:17 PM
Oh my goodness. Fabulous. Those cables are to die for, woman. You go with your bad self.
Hey, I got the mitts done, just too lazy to actually post about 'em. But you definitely inspire me.
Posted by: Groovy Mom | November 28, 2006 at 02:50 PM
Busy, busy Erin! I love your sweater...would you really knit another entire same sweater? You amaze me!
Posted by: Lynne | November 28, 2006 at 06:04 AM