
Here's DD first ever scarf....
I must admit that it's going along quite nicely. She does occasionally gain or lose a stitch which can be easily fixed. Homespun is quite a forgiving yarn for her as a beginner. You can't see mistakes :) ! She keeps asking how many rows she knitted and how many more she needs. She's averaging 6 to 10 rows a day while watching TV at nite and is impatient to have it finished before school starts!
Here's a pic of some lovely yarn I bought from Celia earlier this year.

or should I do lacy socks??
2 comments:
Isn't it satisfying to teach another person to knit! I love to see their work progress. By the way, those yarns are amazing, you could knit a lacy scarf/shawl. Perfect for winter.
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