Friday, March 22, 2013

Leghorn Egg Cozy








      




Leghorn hen egg cozy
Size 6 US needles 4 dpns
Yarn needle
Gauge 4 stitches by 6 rows per 1 inch done in stocking stitch
10 yards worsted weight of white (main color)
1 yard of worsted weight red
6 inches of worsted weight gold
6 inches of worsted weight yellow

k = knit
kf/b = knit into the front and back of the next stitch
k2tog = knit 2 stitches together
m1 = make new stitch by picking up bar between stitches and knit through the back loop
p = purl
1 by 1 ribbing = knit 1 stitch, purl 1 stitch, repeat. Always purling the purl stitches and knitting the knit stitches. Continue in this manner
(   )x =  repeat directions inside brackets as many times as indicated


Cast on 26 stitches, placing stitches on the needles as #1 nine stitches, # 2 eight stitches, # 3 nine stitches


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Buff Orpinton hen egg cozy




Buff Orpinton hen egg cozy
Size 6 US needles 4 dpns
Yarn needle
Gauge 4 stitches by 6 rows per 1 inch done in stocking stitch
10 yards worsted weight of gold (main color)
1 yard of worsted weight red
8 inches of worsted weight black
6 inches of worsted weight yellow







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Buckeye hen egg cozy













Buckeye hen egg cozy
Size 6 US needles 4 dpns
Yarn needle
Small stitch holder
Gauge 4 stitches by 6 rows per 1 inch done in stocking stitch
10 yards worsted weight of brown (main color)




1 yard of worsted weight red
1 yard of worsted weight black
6 inches of worsted weight gold
6 inches of worsted weight yellow

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Polish hen egg cozy

                     

                                               
Polish hen egg cozy
Size 6 US needles 4 dpns
Yarn needle
Gauge 4 stitches by 6 rows per  inch done in stocking stitch
10 yards worsted weight of black (main color)
1 yard of white fun fur
8 inches of worsted weight blue
6 inches of worsted weight yellow

k = knit
kf/b = knit into the front and back of the next stitch
k2tog = knit 2 stitches together
m1 = make new stitch by picking up bar between stitches and knit through the back loop
p = purl
1 by 1 ribbing = knit 1 stitch, purl 1 stitch, repeat. Always purling the purl stitches and knitting the knit stitches. Continue in this manner
(   )x =  repeat directions inside brackets as many times as indicated


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Happy Spring


Yep chicken knits lol
patterns to follow 
Happy Spring

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Spring time :D

I went to the feed store just to see what kind of chicks they had, I was in town and almost there anyhow so why not ;)
Well this little sweetie needed a home, they had no clue what breed she is, she came in with the Black Stars...she was just too pretty to leave there...
of course we didn't want her to be alone on the ride home so we got 4 Black Stars :)
they are so cool...brave little girls jumped right in the mix










This little one came with our last order of chicks, we have no clue what breed...just that she has fuzzy feet :D



We tried starting seeds in egg shells worked great, 2 days after starting they were big enough to plant outside :D

                                          Our asparagus is coming up
We didn't lose as many plants as we feared, it looks like just the rosemary....

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Friday, March 15, 2013

3 Flame Fingerless Warmers




3 Flame Fingerless Warmers

Size 8 US needles 4 dpns or cable needles
Crochet hook size H/8 5. mm
Gauge 4 stitches by 6  rows per 1 inch done in stocking stitch
90 yards of  worsted weight yarn

k = knit
k2tog = knit 2 stitches together
sl 1 = slide one stitch purl wise
p = purl
psso = pass slid stitch over
tbl = knit through the back loop
yo = yarn over needle
*  * = repeat instructions between as many times as indicated
(   )x =  repeat directions inside brackets as many times as indicated


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Sunday, February 24, 2013

growing fast

 
This is one of most curious chicks we have this batch, she loves to be held...but not so sure she likes the camera lol. She's a Rhode Island Red 


This little one is the first to come over every time. This is a mix between Ameraucana rooster and Rhode Island Red hen. 
                                                            
Very friendly, sweet birdie....
even though bigger always nice to the other chicks. Not sure if we have a roo  or pullet yet.


                                            Face shot of same chick, in the background there is a  Barred Rock pullet and the fuzzy toed bantam ( the black and white ones )...a production Red pullet and same Red pullet as the first shot on left....way in the back is another Ameraucana Red mix also not sure if boy or girl...

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Teachers Fingerless gloves



Teachers Fingerless Gloves ( Wrist warmers # 6 )
83 yds of medium weight yarn ( shown in Caron’s Symphony Rose Violet )
dpns sizes 6 US
gauge 4.5 stitches by 6 rows per one inch

k = knit
kf/b = knit into the front and back of the next stitch
k2tog = knit 2 stitches together
tbl = knit through the back loop
psso = pass slid stitch over
sl 1 = slide one stitch purl wise
yo = yarn over needle to make new stitch
(   )x =  repeat directions inside brackets as many times as indicated

I was asked to make a fingerless glove for a friend that she could wear in her classroom...



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