Knit, knit, knit...

I'm happy to have knitting back in my life again. For a while there I was juggling so much that I did not have time to eat or sleep let alone knit. But things are starting to settle down and I'm prioritizing my time better and back to the knitting needles I am.

For the past month, I have been showing a local artist's dou dous in the tea house. I had heard about her work from a friend in the neighborhood and had to have her show a little expo at the tea house. Her name is Eve and she runs Lili Grenadine, creations pour enfants. Hip, stylish handmade creations for your little ones.  Eve asked if I'd knit a few objects for her show and I was very happy to oblige. I pulled my friend, Irene, into it and we both turned out, in my opinion, some very cute creations for little girls.

I'm very excited to be showing these FOs at Eve's gallery show and I thank her immensely for the chance to do this. And who knows? Perhaps this could turn into something for the tea house. It's not like I have enough on my plate, right? But for now, I'm focusing on my Christmas knitting... and anxiously awaiting the arrival of my new needles!

Comments

[Sarah]

I can't believe you put a link up to the needle site. I'm not talking to you anymore. *humph*

(Just kidding...ya know I love you and your legwarmers.)

[Irene]

the show looks awesome! thank you again for pulling me into it :)

[andie]

Wow, what a great job!

I've just recently started using Addis for all these Christmas projects, mostly because I am SO disappointed with the Denise kit I bought a couple years ago. The cables always come off and I've had to start over on many a project. Maybe I'll have to try the Addis kit.

[Veronique]

OMG, you're getting the Addi kit?! You've got to write up a little review once you've tried them out!
Baby and kiddie items are so cute :)

[Mrs C]

I'm still waiting for that shawl pattern that I saw on knitz. Dum dee do.

Kiss