Knitting For Tanzania
In 2008, I made a trip to Tanzania. While I was there, I met a Great Man of God, who devoted his life to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with everyone he met. He was in need of a building and I promised to do what I could to help. Knitting for Tanzania is my attempt to help him build a church building. All profits from sales of my knits go directly to help with his building project.
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Finished one of a three hat order.
This is the smallest one. It is made to fit a 5 year old. Since I did not have a child's pattern, I just took my needle size down and adjusted the body of the hat a bit after I knit the lace portion.
The other two will be from this color. Both are adult size. One for an older daughter and one for the mother. She requested brick red. This was the closest I could come. This hat looks scrunched up because I have it on small circular needles. It is about 1/2 completed. The lace pattern is finished and I am knitting the body. These are made of Malabrigo 100% Merino washable wool from Peru. Retail price is $50.00 plus shipping. If you are interested, you can contact me through e-mail or leave a comment here.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
It has been so long since I have posted here.
But that does not mean I have not been busy. Below are three of the twelve hats I knit last week using scraps of yarn. I call them my Scrap Happy Hats. The pattern just came from my head as I knit. They are all made from 100% wool and will be selling for $20.00
Note to readers/viewers, the hats only are for sale
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Summer knitting
Stan and I drove to and around Alaska this Summer. I knit most of this sweater as we drove.
Close up of the yoke detail. This is from a very old pattern I have. I do enjoy making it. The directions include sizes from infant to adult. I used Malabringo Sock weight yarn for this project. It is machine washable and dryable. I, however, would recommend hand washing and laying flat to dry.
I have made this dress before. A favorite pattern. Quick to make as it is made from worsted weight yarn. This yarn is hand washable. Lay flat to dry.
Close up of the yoke and sweet buttons I found for the dress.
Sunday, May 13, 2012
A picture I received
This week of my dear friend Pastor Mwenebolongo's son Memba on the back row left. Beside him is his wife Eliza and in front, in the blue striped blouse their daughter Jeanine. Memba will be ordained into the ministry soon. He is currently leading a Swahili Church here in the U.S. One time he told me his most prized possession is the Bible his dear father gave him as he left Africa for the U.S. Some day, I will meet this family:)
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Some fun knits.
Froggy sweater and hat. 100% Wool. Hand wash, lay flat to dry. Size 12 month $60.00 |
Knit this as a test knit for Little Trunks Knits. Top is a wool/silk blend. Skirt is 100% wool Hand wash. Lay flat to dry. Size 2. Model wears between an 18 month and 2. |
Preemie sleep sack. Test knit for DaKine Knits. 100% machine washable wool. $40.00 |
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Work from the last two weeks.
It is a size 2T. Made from 100% washable wool. $50.00
The Candy Stripe Dress. 6-12 month. Made from 100% Wool. Hand Wash, lay flat to dry. $35.00
Soakers for the littlest Rambo. Fits infant size small. Up to about 6 months.
100% Wool. Hand wash, lay flat to dry. $20.00
Saturday, March 17, 2012
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