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you're a member of Ravelry, check out our Greater
St Louis Knitters' Guild Projects Pages for
more photos!
From
March, 2012, meeting:
(thanks
to photographer Elizabeth L)
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Maggie
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Maggie
found a new book at the library and got busy (supplies
from Michael's). Beautiful work! Click on the picture
for more book info.
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Rose
H
This
beauty is made mostly from Koigu yarn from the book
A Painter's Palette. Rose continues to amaze
with her beautiful projects.
from
Rose: The jacket pattern is made with three sizes
of mitered/domino squares patchwork pattern. Each
square takes only 20, 30 or 40 minutes to do and is
finished with a sense of accomplishment. I used #2
needles and added left over sock yarn and metallic
thread in compatible colorways.
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Rose
H
This
market bag is a Rose original, created when she worked
in a knit shop in Columbia. Rose has very generously
chosen to share the pattern - click
here. |
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Amanda
Y
Supreme
budget maven that she is, Amanda was able to produce
this felted bag for $2! Materials included a thrift
store sweater, knitted & lined strap, spray-painted
zipper and buttons from stash. An inspiration!
From
Amanda: The sweater was a hand-knit UFO that I
got at an estate sale and it even came with the needles
still in the neck and extra yarn. I had to weave in
88 ends to finish the fair isle. Instead of stitching
up the sleeves, I just turned them into pockets. Very
fun project! |
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Deborah
F
Not
to be done outdone by Amanda in the thriftiness department,
Deborah created this beauty for a mere $12 using one
of Colourmart's luxury blends. For more details, check
out Deborah's ravelry
page. |
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Donita
J
This
is a new knitter's first major project - even nicer
in person. She claims that it's full of mistakes,
but you'd never know it.
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Kathy S
Potato
chip scarf
Another
new knitter - you're putting us 'old-timers' to shame! |
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Christine
C
The
fringe is on and this crocheted shawl is ready to
go! |
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Bea
B
Bea
is ready for Spring in her pretty new cowl |
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Jean
R
The
requested project was favorite market bags and Jean
obliged with one favorite purchased bag and two hand
knits. |
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Dolly
F
More
favorite bags: Cat Bordhi's Moebius bag and Berocco's
Bramble Bag (free
pattern here) |
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Virginia
P
Virginia
shared her cabled vest as well as an antique knitting
bag (eye candy - too delicate to fill!). |
Wonder
what those charity projects look like?
And
from previous meetings:
February 2012 - click here
January 2012 - click here
December 2011, Founders Day Luncheon - click
here
November
2011 - click here
October
2011 - click here
September 2011 - coming soon
August 2011 - click
here
July 2011 - click here
July 14, 2011 - Our guild welcomed Gwen Bortner, author
of the newly-released Entree
to Entrelac , to St Louis. Click
here
for a review of the evening and here
for pictures.
June 2011 - coming soon
May 2011 - coming soon
April 2011 - click here
March 2011 - click here
February 2011 - click
here
January 2011 - click
here
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find out more about the Guild and its activities, please
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