Yarnbombing

 

lol been wanting to make one of these for ages now, so here it is :)

Hat for a forager

This one has been in my mind's eye for a while now, and I've finally got it knitted up

It features field mushrooms, leaves and wild raspberries, knitted under a darkening sky ending in starlight inkiness at the very top; decoration is by way of a swinging acorn tassle. pLeased with this  and how well it turned out  :)

Put the kettle on!

http://www.craftbits.com/project/hot-cross-easter-buns

and
http://beeknit.blogspot.co.uk/2008/02/cake-glorious-cake.html

Flying pig

Every woman should have one...............  lol

From Spud and Chloe website - http://www.spudandchloe.com/

Tea cosy

Finished what was in the post below! lol  The gorgeous tea-cosy from  Jane Brocket's Gentle Art of Knitting

Can you tell what it is yet?

To quote Rolf Harris lol

Those of you who are of a knitterly disposition might recognise this from the cover of Jane Brocket's Gentle Art of Knitting. I've been after the book for a while now, and managed to get it at a really good price from The Book People; this is the first half of the stripy tea cosy on the cover, beenw anting toknit this for a long time now. I hope to get it finished  tonight if I can.
The World is going to hell in a handcart and I'm knitting a tea cosy.................. ah well, at least my cuppa will be hot. :)  lol