Mitts Mitts Mitts

I knitted these stripy mitts as I loved the teal colour with cream very much.....

The Jibber evolved.....

The 1950's jibber which I have been loving making seems to have been as popular in the 60's asit is with me now as I found this pattern for a 1960's version of the 50's jibber.......

Jibber me up!

Having sold my first and only 1950's style jibber I decided to make some more as they are just so pretty and are the cherry to top off any winter wardrobe......

A Melange a trois of Bottle covers........

I was asked to knit 3 different wine bottle covers and here they are, I just hope that the recipient enjoys them as much as I enjoyed making them, arnt they just charming?

As promised here is the 2011 version of my Caterpillar draught excluder, he loves taking the chill out form under doors and breezy window sills, and just look at his lovely smile......

Ski Hats Large and Small

While trying to knit a Ski hat for a birthday present I knitted two in the wrong sizes and here they are, very large and very small, however, very warm as they are knitted twice as thick as other hats....

Baby Helmet and Booties

Look how cute this Lemon Baby Helmet! and Booties is........aw.

Holding Hands in Good

I finally finished knitting this childs cardigan after months, losing a needle, and then losing the pattern, but here it is, cuddly and soft, and most certainly not itchy scratchy for baby skin.....

Tabards are cool.....

and thats all I have to say, tabards are cool, see above.....knitted for my sisters' birthday to keep her warm in winter.

ZigZag Snood

This is very, very warm and toasty, its a reversible zigzag patterned snood......

Bric a Brac Tie

For warm necks in style I have knitted this 3d brick patterned tie with a vintage fabric back, it is full length and fully reversible so its like 2 ties in one really!

I have an online shop!

If you would like to buy or order any of my items online, you can visit http://www.etsy.com/shop/knittedhistory for lots of knitted history fun.

A slice of cake trim for me please.....

I have knitted this cake trim for a 9 inch cake, it has 2 buttons so that if you ice the side of your cake, its new jumper will still fit. It comes with 6 matching pompom napkin/fork & spoon rings and is also fully lined with the delicious floral fabric. Its a center piece of cake.....

The Odd Mitten

 

The Odd Mitten is made so you never put your mitts on the wrong way around, and they look cool.

Rusty Old Mittens

I knitted these rusty coloured mittens to keep freezing fingers toasty this winter.

Hats for Eggs!

 

Beret et Frais

 

Eggs like skiing too.

Keep your wine cosy and warm with these knitted Wine Warmers.....

 

Knitter Blogger at Le Marche

This is me at my stall at Le Marche in a small French Village. I felt like a real part of French culture, selling my knitting alongside Fromage, Pommes, Accordion players and wine.

Motif Melange Cushion, Part Deux!!

I knitted this pair of cushions for Lady Lindsay, who already owns one of my motif cushions. I knitted them at a French Techno Party, by a river, in a forest and finally finished them off in a naturist park which we found ourselves in by mistake. I have been inspired to knit pants next, but for now, here are the cushions......

Twin Bobble Hats

I knitted these twin bobble hats and sent them off to London,all the way from France to keep heads warm this winter, : )

Motif Melange Cushion, Part 1

While living and working on a campsite in Saint Pereuse, France, I had a little knitting stall in reception and a lovely lady called Lindsay liked what I knitted and asked me to knit her a cushion......and here it is with its knitted front and amazing 70's fabric back, completed with some second hand buttons.......

A little friend to stop the winter chill

 

I knitted these draft excluder's quite a few years ago and am going to bring them back for the winter chilly winds ahead of us, pom pom tastic and fun, x.

Icelandic Yolks

I loved knitting this Icelandic Style Yolk Jumper, it is practically seamless, and cosy as toast.

Seventies String

 

I knitted this 70's String vest using Rowan Bamboo tape wool, lovely to feel, cool to wear, x.

French Cardi Chic

My first cardigan made in France, yummy ice cream.

Zoe looks fab in this Aran Cable jumper....

I knitted this jumper from a 1970's pattern I bought for 10p. I made it from a slightly speckled wool and it took me FOREVER!

Snoody

I knitted this over sized snood.

oh look, its a hat.....

Here is a selection of hats I have knitted,

Wheres me Jumper?

Where's Me Jumper is one of my favorite knitters, she is truly brilliant, I photographed my fellow knitters work as she only went and got featured on Asos.com! For more individual and bespoke jumpers visit her at www.wheresmejumper.co.uk/. Fab, just fab.

i heart hats

Bob wears bobble hats........

hmmm, this bobble hat looks a bit like a cushion?

my name is on my jumper

This persons name is Bob Holland, so I knitted it on a jumper for him.
Have your name, or someone elses knitted in your wardrobe.

long and warm

I started to knit this scarf to use up odd ends of wool and ended up buying more wool to finish it, I used MASSIVE needles and smiled while watching it rapidly grow, : )

Its about 15 feet long!