529460_abstract_knit This is the last post in the winter wool projects series. Below are a few links to some knitting projects meant to challenge. I understand that it is very cold down south. Mum’s pipes froze and she went without water. Minus five. I don’t miss that. So if you’re down south, you probably don’t want to hear that it’s still t-shirt weather here. And I tend to feel the cold. So when I was drooling over the sock patterns, thinking that I wouldn’t mind a new challenge, I realised that I’ll probably only be able to wear them for a couple of weeks. Oh well. 

In the last post I added some links to online yarn stores. Do you find yarn expensive? I guess if your hobby provides you with something functional afterwards, then you’re getting double value for your dollar. However, I found these step by step instructions on reclaiming yarn from thrift store sweaters at Chaotic Crafter which would massively reduce the cost of knitting.


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Potholder @ Chra Chen
kateelliott
Cable knit potholder @ Katy Elliott
permissiontounwind
Nifty knit potholder @ Permission to unwind
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Birdseed scarf @ Purl Bee
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Snowdrop lace Scarf @ Permission to unwind
craftzine
Reversible cable scarf @ Craftzine
slipslipknit
Simple hat @ Slip Slip Knit
yarnasting
Cloche Friend Hat @ Yarn Tasting
purlbee3
Beret @ Purl Bee

Tutorial on knitting socks @ Come to Silver
knittingdaily
Cubist socks @ Knitting Daily
simplysockyarn
Sundance  socks @ Simply Sock Yarn
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Fetching fingerless gloves @ Knitty
raindrops
Tipless gloves @ Rain Drops
theyellowjournalist
Coraline Gloves @ Largely Unrepeatable
orangeflower
Garter rib baby blanket @ Orange Flower
purlbee2
Easy baby blanket @ Purl Bee
thriftyknitter
Baby blanket with hood @ Thrifty Knitter

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