Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Wool-less Wednesday: Feathers and Fur But No Fiber

Well, it's that time of year again when I set up the birdfeeder for the winter. Watching birds feed outside my kitchen window in the winter is something I've done for about 10 years. Whatever the weather, I'm sometimes still in my pajamas on cold winter mornings making sure these delicate creatures are fed.



This delicate creature is my cat. I also make sure she is fed but not with feathers! She too loves to watch the birds at the feeder. However, I think her motivation is a bit different than mine.



Whatever creatures you may watch...

Happy creature watching!

Friday, October 2, 2009

Fiber Arts Friday: My New Winter Neck Warmer

I can no longer deny that winter will come. So, my newest creation is this neck warmer which I was experimenting with on my knitting needles this week. Using 12mm needles and double strands of a chunky yarn, it is knit in an uneven rib pattern. The result is big on thickness and texture.



I crocheted a placket for the buttonholes. Wooden buttons add interest and warmth to the piece complimenting the rusty orange yarn.

I wonder if the other fiberistas are thinking about winter this Fiber Arts Friday? Go see at Alpaca Farm Girl.

Happy winter knitting!