Kell Knits

A double sided cable knit double strand baby afghan. About 1/2 inch at its thickest. Perfect for floor play.

Cardigan I just finished. Still needs blocked.

Think I’m ready to start advertising custom pet sweaters.

Needle felted dolls, made by the kid.

Still more needle felted items.

More needle felted items.

Needle felted items, handmade by the kid.

Sometimes you need a reason to use stash yarn, and the cat ends up wearing a sweater.

Red, white, and blue Supernova throw.
Pattern by Betty McKnit.

Baby size Supernova blanket. Pattern by Betty McKnit, bench by Tommy Kell, chicken guarding services provided by Cocoa.

Another “6-Day Star” afghan finished. Pattern by Betty McKnit.

I decided to start a certain viral blanket pattern using only the written instructions and not watching the video tutorial. This was a mistake. The written instructions were complete jibberish. So I do the ‘first day,’ then have the opportunity to watch the video (I had been in a dead zone). I can’t exactly see the video, because vision is kind of required for watching videos. But the designer did explain the meaning of jibberish phrases that were used in the written instructions. The problem is that “double crochet three together” means something completely different from “three double crochet bobble.” Now that I know the correct terminology and can replace that for the jibberish, ‘day two’ is looking much better.