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Class projects

Dorothy knitted classic pullovers for her two strapping sons. She used hand dyed wool with a very soft hand.  I think that getting them to pose for the photo may have been the bigger challenge.

Pat made this lovely little girls’ jumper dress.  It serves double duty, as a summer dress or in the cool months, to be worn with a blouse and tights. Just too cute. Lucky little girl!

Joyce dressed her bear in an absolutely gorgeous jacket, decorated with knitted roses. This has got to be Scottsdales’ Best Dressed Bear!

Sophann made two variations of this fabulous shrug.  The one above was her first (and I ambushed her for this slightly fuzzy photo). The picture on the left was her second and is equally gorgeous yet quite different. Can’t wait to see what you make next.

Judy just finished this really darling sweater for her new grandson.  I just love the asymetrical design. Great job Judy! Knitters, Judy is going through a very challenging time right now and she needs all the prayers that can be said for her.

Mark is checking his new socks and has become quite a proficient sock maker.

Alizas’ mom Karen made her these adorable winter socks. Aliza is also learning to knit!

This little cutie, her name is Ava, proudly models the outfit that her Grandmother, Maria, knitted for her.It is a cotton Romper
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Elizabeth loves her new Tutu dress made by her mother Mary Lee. She loves to twirl in her dress and feels very special in it.
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Liz is a brand new knitter who loves to take on a challenge!  She made this jacket and the tank underneath in time for her anniversary dinner. It’s beautiful and impressive!