I know what you are going to say, ‘I thought that you were knitting the Flopsy Bunny next’ and, ‘what happened to project 8 and 9?’
All was going well, I stared on the Flopsy Bunny and then I received my bonus at work. So I then decided to treat myself to some luxury yarn, with a view of knitting myself one of the Gary Kennedy Intarsia Jumpers. To which Daddy Rivett protested that he would love jumper for the autumn and could I knit him one. I said yes and he went through my pattern books and picked out Inspector Clouseau from the Pink Panther pattern booklet:
My Summer consisted of knitting my first Jumper in over 15 years. I really enjoyed it but knew I had to get back to the Flopsy Bunny as Alexis was now pregnant for the second time and I wanted to get it finished.
I was then invited to join a Birthday swap group, which happened to be coming up soon, so I started knitting my project for this one.
So that meant Projects 7, 8 and 9 were on the go.
This week at work I was asked if I would be interviewed at work for an article on the Blog in conjunction with a Knitwear deal. I was delighted to be interviewed, I was then encouraged to join in knitting an item for Halloween over the period of time of the deal. Not one to turn down a challenge at work, I knew exactly what little project to start, my wonderful friend, Alan Dart designed a great set of Halloween Hamsters for Simply Knitting Magazine. just the right size to knit in the time frame.
Here a link to the article: M&S Stories:- Challenge Chanj
So in less than the time stated, 3 days in fact, I present to you:
The M&S Challenge Chanj, Halloween ‘Knit A Long’ Project #010: The Alan Dart Halloween Hamster
Happy Knitting,
OH,I love Alan Dart. I am looking for pattern books on Ebay, etc. The pirate is one of my favorites. Some of the books must be out of print, hard to find. But I keep looking!