
This is Christine.

Christine has been working on this mitten for quite some time now. This mitten has been started, re-started, frogged and then re-started again about 5 times. There actually came a point when she was tempted to buy a mitten. I told her she worked too hard to just buy one. Sweat and tears went into this mitten. She has learned how to knit in the round on 2 circs during this process, add a thumb, and increase and decrease stitches. I'm extactic for her!

The look on her excited face telling me she finished? Priceless.
4 comments:
YAY! Good job!
I can say that because I just made my first mitten last week!
You are officially a knitting sensai now. Mittens looks great.
Bravo to Christine! I know that my knitting world opened up big time once I learned to knit with 2 circs.
Knittens are tough, and I've only managed 3 half-thumbs, in spite of Jamie's really good directions for handwarmers. Brava to your friend Christine!!
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