Tyler's Central Park Hoodie turned out great! She used Berroco's Comfort.		and so did Gloria's! Gloria also used Comfort. Great job you all!
Anna-Lisa the sock knitting fiend struck again, with pairs out of Jawoll, Ultra Alpaca Fine and the new Ty-Dy Socks.		Anna-Lisa also brought in this cutie that she made from a Jean Greenhowe pattern - his name is Bertie.
Emily made this fun scarf for her granddaughter with Zen Colors, Lumina and Antico.		What a beautiful tam! Marilyn knit this with Louet Riverstone.
Lori's tote is from the new Mason-Dixon book. What's really cool about this is that it fits over a regular tote bag so it is very practical. Lori used Louet Riverstone.		Laura's baby bumblebee hat is really sweet! She used Berroco Comfort (sorry about the wonky color on the photo Laura).
I finally finished my fair isle sweater. This short-rowed fair isle design is from Teva Durham's Loop-d-Loop book and I used Jo Sharp DK Wool. It was fun to knit!		Renee wore her Jitterbug scarf to the Tempted Trunk Show - it is really pretty!
Anna-Lisa's been busy knitting more toys . . .		and more socks.
Cheryl knit this gorgeous shawl with Kidsilk Night & Laser FX (that's the little sequin yarn). Stunning!		I just finished this summer sweater with Berroco's Bonsai.
Our very own Mary has been busy knitting too. She made this beautiful drop stitch scarf with Koigu -		and this is her February Lady Sweater using Berroco Comfort. Great buttons!
And we found this picture of Haliegh rolling around in our I-Photo. Not sure what yarn she used for this really cute scarf, but it looks like Museum to me.		Anna-Lisa brought in some of the scarves she's been busy knitting.