Felted Knits

As a knitter – I’m sure – you have a lot of baskets to store yarns and knitting projects. But do you have just one basket, in which your yarn won’t get caught?
My solution of this problem ist Fred, a felted basket, that also folds flat if not in use, so if you’re planning to take it on a journey – it will be your ideal companion.

Fred also makes a nice gift for a non-knitter. A friend of mine uses it as a shopping basket for groceries.

Finished Size(s): one
Skill Level: Intermediate
Yarn Used: 3 balls of Alafoss Lopi

There are many patterns for felted bags on the net. But – according to a friend – they are all too small.

She dreamed of a huge bag to take even bigger knitting projects or her sports equipment with her. She wanted it to be relatively quick to knit. And – of course – it should have something new in it.

May I introduce Hugo?

Finished Size(s): one
Skill Level: intermediate
Yarn Used: 2 balls of Alafoss Lopi, 4 balls of Gedifra Chapello

Spending a couple of weeks in the UK this summer I wanted some travel gear for a selection of knitting needles. As Germany isn’t the place to buy good knitting equipment, I decided to knit and felt my own needle quiver.

So the first Little John came to life. He did an excellent job during my stay in the UK and now has gathered several mates.

The quivers are nice give-aways – not only for the poor.

You will get  patterns for

• 2 Robins - quivers for double point needles

• 2 Little Johns - quivers for straight needles

• 2 Tucks - quivers for circular needles

• 1 Much (the millers son) - quiver for crochet hooks, lucet or short double point needles

All are felted knits.

Finished Size(s): see above
Skill Level: intermediate
Yarn Used: Alafoss Lopi, Gedifra Gigante, Noro Kureyon

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