A lace knitted frock jacket. The belt and the edges are crocheted. |
I don't have too many hobbies ... i.e. if you leave out reading and writing and singing and cooking.
And knitting.
I don't say knitting and hobbies in the same breath. Knitting is passion.
I knit like I breathe ... no exaggeration here. I need to knit at least a few lines in a day.
Ironically, it was my hand that had to play mean. These days I don't knit as much as I used to once upon a time.
I've been knitting and embroidering from ever since I can remember.
I have knitted for grandmas, cousins, their children, friends, their children,myself, the in laws, the man ... everyone I know or who knows that I knit.
A crocheted hot water bottle cover. |
I just happily created things and gave them away with huge smiles and love.
And got even huger smiles and more love in return.
A lace knitted jacket ... for that light nip in the air. |
Here's a compilation.
A crocheted poncho/wrap. The open neck helps it fall just right on the shoulders and down. |
But I'll try ... I promise.
Till then ...
A purse made from the leg of a pair of jeans. |
A crocheted mobile phone cover. The small sized belt helps it not to slip off if you hang it on your wrist. |
A complex patterned cardigan on its way. |
A light, half sleeved pullover made from left over wool. A cable runs down the centre on both sides. The neck and sleeve edges are crocheted. |
A beautiful front open jacket with cabled borders on the sleeves and rim. The neckline is double crocheted. |
A light camisole on its way. |
Seriously good. I knew you knit and do it very well and am so glad that you are sharing it here too. I am totally dumb when it comes to needled and thread or yarn and so I am in more than awed by your creations.
ReplyDeleteIf we lived close, I would have asked you to make the poncho wrap for my daughters :-D
BongMom
Aww ... thank you Sandeepa! :-)
DeleteDear Sharmila,
ReplyDeleteIt was lovely to see ur handiwork, Even I love knitting and stitching but with busy work and no contemporaries around, find it difficult, is there a site which gives tips on knitting? chitra
Thank you Chitra. Well ... I've never reffered to any site for my knitting but you can do a search on Google. I'm sure you'll find some good sites or even tutorials on Youtube too.
DeleteHappy knitting.
Dear Sharmila,
ReplyDeleteIt's always lovely to see your "kichu onno kaaj"! Loved seeing all your knitting work, so patient you are! I don't know a thing about knitting, but do have plans to learn - some day...
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Vaishnavi!
DeleteSharmila, u are one talented lady. I'm impressed. Period.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rakhee :)
DeleteTruly talented you are my friend! My mother and mother-in-law will be so happy to see your work!! Keep up the good work if your fingers permit! At least do small pieces.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I am a fan of everything that you have uploaded on Alhad. :-)
DeleteI can't do small pieces. I make things that I can use / wear. :-)