Knit Nights . . . back in business

After taking a little break for the Holidays, we held our first "Knit Night" of the year. Like always, it was loads of fun. We continued with our "Lady Kina" KAL.

Kathy, Jeri and Sharalee continue to work on their "Lady Kina" sweaters.  They are all coming along nicely!  Joan was knitting a braid banded hat, and Carolyn was stuffing the arms and legs of a cute little doll.

Kayti was a new member to join our group.  She is quite an accomplished knitter and was working on "Velvet Morning" by Knitted Bliss.  She is self-taught, with a little help from her Stepmom.  She has chosen such beautiful colors.  I can't wait to see the finished product.  It is going to be beautiful!

Kayti's Mom, Rachelle and my dear friend Karen, also joined the group.  They are both beginners, but picked it up like pro's.  Rachelle was the WINNER of the Salt Grass Alpaca Yarn and the"Miss Marple Scarf" pattern.

Emery was there, crocheting a hat, along with Jennifer and Tiffany, who was crocheting around a darling baby blanket. Jennifer just had a darling baby girl, and this was the first time she had left her, so she scooted out early, to make sure Grandpa was doing a good job.

Marlene was knitting a Walaby Sweater, with a little Kangaroon Pocket.  Joan and Sharalee brought some yummy Valentine's treats, which we all gobbled up.  There we lots of Valentine's Day inspired patterns available for the taking.  Just another fun Knitting Night.  I am still plugging away on the sleeves of my "Charlies Cardigan".

I'm looking forward to attending some classes, taught by Sally Melville this weekend.  The Salt Lake Knitting Guild has brought her to SLC to teach us all.  It is always fun to learn some new knitting techniques from a Master.  Thanks for dropping by . . . and Happy Knitting!!