Drop Stitch Scarf

Still trying to use the stash, I had 2 balls of Colinette Tagliatelli Merino tape leftover from a jumper.  The wool is now discontinued, but so pretty.
I needed a 40th birthday present for a dear friend, so thought she would love these colours, and she does get cold in Melbourne Winter's.

Pattern: Drop Stitch Scarf by Lion Brand Yarn
Needles: 8mm

iPod Hoodie

Phil thinks I have lost the plot.  This is the most interesting pattern to knit up.

Pattern: iPhoodie by by Emily Vanek
Wool: sock wool from stash
Needles: 3.25mm

One skein Hats

This is the best pattern for a hat, so easy and so much fun! I love the top of the hat!! You can knit this up in 2 evenings easily!!!
Noro spiral one-skein hat by Manuèle Ducret

Wool: Noro Silk Garden
Needles: 5.5mm

Wool:  Wolle Rödel Soft-Merino
Needles: 5.5mm

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School Beanies

Still using up left over Rico Baby Wool. It seems to be breeding in my wool basket, it just doesn't seem to ever run out!

Using double wool, I knit these 2 beanies for Alexander and Cameron for school. for some reason, Alexander's red hat has ended up pointy, and Cameron's is round. They both like their hats, so I am not frogging Alexander's. They will be great on cold Winter mornings when they go to school.

Pattern is Seaman's Cap by Brenda Zuk
Wool: Rico Design Baby Classic DK
Needles: 4.5mm and 5mm

Nachbarin Geschenken, Kurbis und Erdberren

Using inspiration from a couple of knitting patterns, I modified them to make 2 small hats and dresses for our adorable neighbours in Berlin.  Of course, they also needed a beanie each for themselves for those cold Berlin Winter's.  Naturally they had to be matching!!

Pattern for Erdberren and Kurbis Hat:  Pumpkin Hat by Simply Knitting, Leaf pattern by Alison Hogg
Needles: 4mm

Fergus/Hiccup helped a little bit.