Knitting – Debreena

This gallery is filled with items I have knitted throughout the years. Most of the items are from patterns found on the web, some are from the Ravelry website. I also noted items that used my handspun in the filter.

Hover your cursor over the image and a description will appear on the back of the image. Click on the magnifying glass icon and an image slider will pop-up that you can scroll through. Pick your poison by clicking on one of the filter catagories.

May the photos inspire you to try your hand at something new, or relearn an old art.

All
Adult
Child
Other
Handspun

Bully Gloves

I love this pattern! It is the Pointless Gloves pattern by Claudia of Countrywool.

Fish Hat

This is a pattern I found on Ravelry. I knitted this for my oldest grandson. Pattern on Ravelry. Sizes range from baby to adult.

Monster Pants

I knitted these for my youngest grandson. The pattern is on Ravelry.

Pekingese Hair Shawl

I spun and knitted it using Elizabeth Zimmerman's Pie are Square Shawl pattern. It is very soft. It is entirely from my Maggie's hair. No, it does not have dog smell.

Pekingese Hair Shawl close-up

Another view of the 1st peke shawl.

Viking Hat

This little Viking hat I made for my youngest grandson came out nicely.

Dog Sweater

Modeled by Yogi the Pug. Based on the formula for Knit your Chihuahua a Sweater pattern.

Handspun Yarn

Handspun from a blend of wool and bluefox combings.

Handspun Yarn Sample

Knitted sample of the bluefox-wool handspun blend.

Cranky Bird Hat

I knitted this hat for my oldest grandson years ago. Pattern on the web somewhere.

Blue Onesie

Made for my youngest grandson when he was 1 year old. He is the model and featured on my avatar.

Little Devil Hat

I made this for my granddaughter, a young adult with a sense of humor. Pattern from somewhere on the web.

Skull Scarf

This was a gift for my oldest grandson years ago.

Hooded Sweater

Handspun and knitted hooded sweater. Pattern is from somewhere on the web.

Back of Hooded Sweater

This view shows the hood of the sweater.

Pekingese Hair Hat and Scarf

I cannot remember what patterns I used. I am pretty sure I used Old Shale for the scarf.

Handspun and Knitted Top

I knitted my top out of a silk and rayon blend I spun up previously. It is very comfortable. Pattern source from somewhere on the web.

Handspun and Knitted Top back

Back of the shirt handspun and knitted with the silk and rayon blend.

Cartoon Hat

The Grrrr character from a kid's cartoon. The pattern was found on the web. I made this for my granddaughter, a young adult

Sweater with elbow patches

I made for my youngest grandson. Pattern from somewhere on the web.

The Bell Shawl

This is a bit of the edge of the Bell Shawl. The stitches are twisted. It was made before I learned to not twist my stitches. (grin)

Handspun and Knitted Sweater 2

Handspun and knitted sweater using the blend of wool and bluefox combings.

Handspun and Knitted Sweater 2 back

Back view of the sweater using the blend of wool and bluefox combings.

Handspun Pekingese Hair Half-Circle Shawl

Pekingese Hair Shawl using a Fan Stitch Half Circle Shawl pattern. This shawl was knit out of Pekingese Hair that I had handspun for a Peke breeder. The pattern is from Traditional Knitted Lace Shawls by Martha Waternman. The pattern used is the Fan Stitch Half Circle Shawl.

Garter Square Purse

Fulled knitted purse. Pattern found on Ravelry. It should go over in the Felting gallery, technically.

Toto and Pekingese

Toto's hair is Newfoundland dog hair and spun by Stephenie Gaustad. Peke spun from pekingese hair. Both knitted by me.

Skull Scarf on needles

The scarf for my oldest grandson while it was still on the needles. It is knitted on the round, sort-of of like double-knitting for extra warmth. It was an attempt at color knitting.