Photos of Knitted Projects

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Here's the alpaca, that once brushed, the fibers were cleaned, spun, and knitted into this beautiful scarf.

Here's more projects that were knitted from local Alpacas and llamas; a brown and white hat and matching fingerless gloves. What a wonderful gift to receive.

Sarah knitted these awesome fingerless mittens! As you can see in the photo, you can wear them either way.

Emily from New York knitted this hat! I love the way the stitch swirls!

Lyn knitted this nice warm scarf from "cotton candy" yarn.  It's very fuzzy and soft. She used big needles and just a plain knit stitch. Great job Lyn.

This cute little Heart Valentine pin was knitted in no time at all, and makes a great gift, and a great seller at craft fairs. Here are the directions for it.

Here is another hat Emily from New York knitted.  I just love it!  I love the style, color, and the button on the side.  Great job Emily.

These absolutely precious little preemie hats were knitted by Sarah for a cause called "Knit One, Save One." By keeping a baby warm, your cap can save a life.

The Knit One, Save One campaign brings knitters and crocheters of all ages together to draw attention in Washington, D.C. to the nearly 4 million newborn deaths that occur each year in developing countries. 

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