Customer projects...

Linda W. finished another pair of Bella Mittens.  She used Iro Noro yarn for this project.

Yarns With A Twist on a rainy afternoon...laughs all around!

Deb modeling her Duo hat from Swedish Yarn Imports.  This will keep her very warm this winter!

Here's another hat designed using the basic design of the Duo pattern that Deb created.

Here's another hat that Deb knit up!  The little top is so cute for a little person.  Beautiful job Deb...they all look so great!

We have some new La Boheme in...pretty!

Mary E. crocheted this cute little cupcake for her friend Bernadette.  This is a sweet little drawstring bag that is perfect for a little girl.  Mary designed this herself....beautiful job Mary!

Bernadette...so cute!

Mary has been busy crocheting these pretty little ornaments for all of her friends...she's made 40 of these for gifts this Christmas!  Beautiful job Mary...we need some of these for the Yarns With A Twist tree.

Sandee knit this beautiful sweater for her grandson Santino.  She used Cotton Classic by Tahki and the pattern is called Confetti Baby Sweater by Michele Wyman.  This sweater feels luscious and is such a great colorful sweater for a baby!

Christine knit this sweet little sweater called Patches designed by Christiane Burkhard.  She knit this for a new baby that is coming to the family...beautiful job Christine!

Kathy crocheted this bear for the Motherbear project.  It came out so cute.  Yarns With A Twist is a drop off spot for the Motherbear Project. If you're interested in knitting for this charity please stop by for more information.

Do you need a simple and quick Christmas gift?
LAMBIKINS HAND PUPPETS are now available at Yarns With A Twist
A limited number of kits are available and a class will be held to help you get started.

Saturday, December 11th 9:30a to 11:30a

Customer Projects...

Sam knit this sweet little Princess Caroline Sweater.  She used Dale of Norway yarn/Baby Ull.  This sweater was first knit by Princess Grace of Monaco when she was expecting Princess Caroline.  

Linda B. knit the Patches sweater designed by Christiane Burkhard.  Beautiful job Linda!  You can purchase this pattern at the shop as well as online at Christiane's shop.

Nancy A. knit this beautiful wrap for herself called My Every Way Wrap from Interweave Knits Fall 2009.  She used Brown Sheep Lamb's Pride Worsted yarn for this project.

Scarves of Beauty....and Patches

Milva crocheted this gorgeous scarf out of Stella Bamboo. This scarf is exquisite!  The light and airy feel of this scarf makes it a dream to wear.   You did such a beautiful job with this Milva.  

Margaret knit up this sweet baby cardigan designed by Christiane Burkhard called Patches which will be available soon in Sockyarn One Skein Wonders .  We had a class in this a few weeks ago and it has been so much fun to see how all of the sweaters are turning out.   She used Opal yarn for this project. Wonderful job Margaret!

Faith K. looks lovely here in a Flounce scarf that Sue P. knit up for her.  Sue says this is a quick knit...a scarf in an afternoon! Beautiful job Sue!  We have 8 different colorways of this yarn...a scarf for everyone on your list!

Talented Customer Projects...

Christiane Burkhard designed and knit this sweet sweater called Patches... using one skein of sock yarn.   This class is being offered September 29 at 7pm & Oct 2 at 9:30am 

This is a sample of the blanket that Sue P. is crocheting for a baby blanket class that she will be teaching October 2 at 9:30 am. 

Here is Ellyn Cooper in one of her new designs.

Ellyn Cooper wearing her new neck scarf design.

Ellyn designed this new neck scarf as well.

This stunning sweater was knit by Liz Sharon who took a class last year with Sheila in shadow knitting. She won this first place blue ribbon at Hebron Harvest Fair.  Congratulations Liz...what a beautiful job you did!

Liz did a gorgeous job with the seaming of this sweater.

Close up of this beautiful technique...

Liz also knit this beautiful sweater for her daughter.

Sue W. knit this gorgeous afghan out of Mission Falls Cotton. This is a baby blanket pattern called Patches in a Mission Falls booklet #3.  Sue made this afghan for herself and amended the pattern to make it wider and longer.  The little knit triangles along the edge of the afghan really finish off the blanket and give it that extra special touch.  This afghan has a terrific hand and feel to it...beautiful job Sue!

Linda S. crocheted this pretty scarf out of a hand-dye yarn.

Dave knit these arm cuffs for his daughter.  She tends to like the funk so he used varied buttons to funk it up some!

Renee M. knit this second pair of Queen Kahuna socks.  We watched her finishing up the cuff using a crochet hook so that there is a little more give in the finished sock.  Beautiful job Renee! Everyone that finishes these socks loves how perfectly they fit.