Namaskaram - salutations

Namaskaram - salutations I dedicate my blog to the enormous art lovers across the globe I love knitting so much that I have started a blog for knitting.Knitting is a job that I will like to go on.Through knitting I breathe life into many people's life. It is knitting time. When I want to relax I do it with knitting. I am a knitting buff.I love to do knitting on various topics. There is no way that you can stop me doing knitting.I am born with a flare for knitting.My face brightens once I touch the knitting needs.The electronic media has helped knitting to travel across the world.Every stitch made will talk about how knitting has influenced people.I have done some and would like to share it with you. Some patterns have been taken from free knitting sites. Some designs have been created by me. Many a times I have modified the patterns to suite my requirements. Finally I can say that I breathe knitting, I talk knitting, I walk knitting - a total knitaholic

Thank You

Thanks for visiting my blog. Your appreciations are most welcome

My sweet buddies

Sunday, August 28, 2011

Nefla the alien

Nefla has come down to earth from zero planet. She is having a great time in this world. This is my first attempt in using embellishments.I have used brads for the eyes , nose and mouth. These brads are normally used in paper craft and art work. Please post your suggestions.

Neflas eyes are roaming


Nefla is leaning against the wall


Nefla is standing


Closer view of her face

Friday, August 26, 2011

Pink with red shri ram wall hanging

My first attempt in creating a wall hanging. I wrote the letter Shri Ram as I am in the habbit of writing Shri ramajayam. I stuck ice cream sticks so that the corners should not curl. Can you give me suggestions how I can control the curls on the edges .Many more will follow

Closer view


Monday, August 22, 2011

Krishna jayanthi - Gokulashtami

Yesterday was Gokulashtami - I got an opportunity to adorn the LORD with my creations. Sharing and presenting the photos for your eyes. Please do have the virtual blessings of the LORD.


In this photo Krishna is adoring the mukut/crown and wearing the tulasi mala [basil leaves] and the pink mala.


Crawling Krishna is decorated with a choker necklace


Hrishi decorated the small bangle created by me and said that this is the lord's chakra


Saturday, August 20, 2011

24 peg round knitting loom

With this 24 peg round knitting loom I was able to create small dolls and the Rag doll. It was easy to knit the stitches was also neat. Since it is in round I did not have to stitch the side seams.

An ariel view . This will shoe the circumference of the circle


A closer view that will show you how the pegs are placed


The gap in the peg allows you to move the yarn freely.


Thursday, August 18, 2011

12 double peg daisy flower loom

12 double peg daisy flower loom is used for small projects. Basically flowers are done in this loom. As the gap - distance between the pegs are apart the knit weave does not come close/ tight. Hence when I knitted the waist band , I realised the stitches are big and they create holes between the stitches. But I loved doing on this as it is easy to wind the yarns.


A closer view. See there are huge gaps between the pegs


6 peg knitting loom

AS requested by my friends sharing the knitting looms I use for knitting. With this loom I have created many a necklaces/snake. The stitches are tight and there is evenness.




Monday, August 15, 2011

Tri color smile

In view of my country Indias Independence Day - I have created this tri color smilie and I dedicate the same.




Tricolor doll

Hi today is Indias Independence day. I dedicate this doll that I have created to commomerate this day.



It can stand on its own

Friday, August 12, 2011

Manga - Mango necklace

In South India the mango necklace is part of jewellary that every house has. Hence with the help of some embelishments have created this mango necklace. First I stringed the pieces into a plastic wire and knitted along with the yarn. After knitting the first row - shifted the stitches to a 10 size double pointed needles and knitted ithe necklace on a round. Hence you can see the finish is lit bit neat.

1.The necklace shows all the mango like embelishments


2. The round view of the necklace


3. Close view of the necklace


Ani the rag doll

I created this with the help of 24 peg roung daisy wheel or knitting loom. The entire body was knitted on the round wheel knitting loom. The hands and legs were knitted as a rib patter using size 6  long needles. With the help of acrylic paint - painted the eyes, nose and mouth. This was gifted to my friends daughter who had come from Abu Dhabi for a vacation. The doll measures 16 inches long from head to toe

1. Close view where you can see the face very clearly.Ani's eyes are more expressive


2.Ani being cradled in the arms


3. Ani reclying and does not want to be disturbed


4. Ani is sleeping and does not want to be disturbed



3 petal necklace

This is one of my creations. I did this and gave it as a gift to my sisters friend. Asked her to adorn this on her Varalakshmi goddess image.I feel that the petals some what look like mangal sutra.

1.Image showing the petals


2. The long view of the necklace


3. Close view of the necklace


4. More closer view


Yellow bangle

I was very eager to do a bangle. I browsed in the net- and realised that every one gave instructions to take a metal or plastic bangle and then wind the yarn tightly across the ring. I got so frustrated and finally created a bangle. The design is my own creations.This will fit a small doll or a new born baby.



2.You can see the hole in the center .


3. Inserted two fingers to give an idea of the hole in the center.


Pink batwa - pouch

Hi friends presenting my pink batwa - aka pouch. I picked up this pattern from crafts@kimberlychapman.com. She had used two colors where as I followed the moss stitch patter.This too was given as a gift to one of my senior buddy from Indus Ladies forum.


Closer view of the batwa

Another view


Yellow batwa - pouch

Presenting my yellow batwa - pouch. This was given as a gift to my friend from Abu Dabhi. I picked up this pattern from crafts@kimberlychapman.com modified to suit/fit my mobile. The pattern is the garter stitch- knit all rows in the center and for the hand it is a rib pattern and for the base it is rows of knit and purl.


Close picture of the batwa


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