A few weeks ago, I gave you directions for hunter mittens. These mittens have a separate place for your thumb and your index finger - the pull the trigger finger. The other three fingers stay together for warmth.
With the Fourth of July just around the corner, I thought you might like directions for knitting an American Flag.
Well, if I can count, you have received directions for 36 afghan squares, plus the Christmas tree square. So, it’s time to think about putting them together. This will make a nice lap cover for those chilly winter evenings.
Now, it’s back to afghan squares. Over the next several weeks, you are going to be given different patterns that you can incorporate into an afghan. You will knit each pattern into a square and when you have the desired number, you can sew them together. Not only will you have a finished attractive piece of beauty and practicality, but you will have learned various patterns that can be used in sweaters, scarves, dresses, skirts, afghans, etc. Each pattern stitch will have a number for purposes of identification.
Well, if you have a friend or relative who always complains about having cold feet at night, here is a chance for you to do something about it. Here are the directions for bed socks.
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