Items I am Licensed to Knit. Saturday, June 2, 2012. I am here to reveal two beautiful test knits that I have completed recently. First is Katniss, by Julia Stanfield. This is a fabulous pattern that both looks fantastic and is also incredibly practical. Tess loves it and refuses to take the hood off - even indoors! Weekend I went to with a bunch of friends.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010. I have been redecorating our lounge over the past few months and have finally got into the fun parts - the ART. First off is this piece. I bought the canvases from Tanjis. Which seemed like a really good price and speedy delivery. The letters and numbers are from Spotlight. Was pretty simple but very effective. Have been thinking of adding to it. Monday, August 9, 2010. Originally uploaded by Rebecca Gunn. Originally uploaded by Rebecca Gunn. Well, after a big break I am back.

Friday, August 5, 2011. 160; I was lucky enough to get to test-knit the following designs which are all knit seamlessly and in the round for the most part. First up is a gorgeous wee knit called Darwinia. 160; this is an adorable girl babydoll or dress and features gathering on the bodice, and a little ruffle on the bottom.

Wednesday, April 21, 2010. Thank you for visiting over the years and knitting this blanket.

Thursday, October 25, 2012. Calci-yum Pop tops and dairyfood. I have not posted here for a while - but i have tried something I thought you all might be interested in. I am part of a group of testers from Soup NZ. It is a great way to try new products. Recently we were on the Calci-yum trial. Which of course the kids loved. We tried the Pop tops and the dairyfood. Here are the boys devouring the dairyfood. Friday, April 27, 2012. KCWC Day 4 - Disaster hoodie.

After extensively browsing Ravelry I decided on Cordell the Owl.

My head snapped sideways as a shocked gasp sounded from my gaping mouth. The kids love that chair! 8220;Do they even use it? Blank stare. Is he serious? 8220;Only every single day! So, I offered to recover it. Moves forward in the queue, slowly, but surely.

Adventures of our farm in the city. Posted by shakeyoursillys under Uncategorized. So I guess it has come time for make or break for the sad neglected blog. we having a moving grooving Meg! She eats a lot .

Thanks so much to everyone for their lovely comments on the new pattern, the Stripy Stashbuster Vest, I released yesterday. I drew the winners thanks to random. org and have already sent the patterns off to the winners on Ravelry.