Colorado Wool Market

June 5-9, My friend Bonnie and I with my husband, we went to the famous colorado wool market.
That was so fun to see all kinds of stuff. Animals! They are so cute!

 Interweave company headcuarter

Beautiful mountains!

She has same name with me, CUTE!

Can you see us, budy?

 Poodle or Alpaca? LOVE it!

The most expensive yarn I have ever seen! the cone I was holding. It cost $425

The yarn I got! 

Dish Towel - Illusion Knitting

I have known this for a while but never know it's English name: Illusion knitting or shadow knitting, until Michele told me the name.

It is a magic thing to do. So fun to work on it!
Yarn: Lion brand 100% cotton, US 8/ 5.0mm needle.

Can not wait to show it:
this is the front when you look at it straightly. If nothing happened but only this I think it looks good, too.

When you start to move down or turn the work to an angle. MAGIC----- the pattern shows.2 fish!!! I love it. I designed the pattern myself. I will arrange it better and will post to my ravelry store.

Baby gift

These 2 little cute things for a new born baby, Oliver!

I love those animal's heads! SO cute!

Christmas Scarf

This one I made it last year. I used 5 folwers connect them wuth ch. Switch color between red and green. Perfect color for Christmas!

Mini Sweater

This is a good way to use some scrap yarn.

It is so small.
Compare to a pen you will know how small it is! hahahaha 
So cute! I love it

Xiao Tao Hong

I have to use the Chinese name that I named this one originally. It described the color and also can be a name for lady.
Technically, I used kintting (feathers & fans) and edged it with Belgain Lace crochet.
Yarn: Patons Silk Bamboo
Needle: 4mm circuler needle
Knitting Tension
22 sts - 28 rows = 4" (10 cm)

Brick Wall (Infinite scarf)

I made this one for myself! This is a fun pattern and can be memorized with out looking at the pattern. After I made it, my husband said: it looks like bricks. Ok I named it brick wall.

Yarn: Barocco, Lustra, Montmartre 3140,
50% Wool 50% Tencel / Lyocell, Needle Size: 7 (US) / 4.5 mm, Hank Weight: 3.5 oz / 100 g, Hank Length: 197 yds / 180 m, Knitting Gauge: 4.5 sts = 1",18 sts & 24 rows = 4" (10cm)
Pattern for this scarf is now available in my ravelry store for purchase and download
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/brick-wall-infinite-scarf