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Day 12; weaving and that knittIng



 Today is the 3rd Sunday of Advent

How was your Sunday?

Mine was quiet and relaxing.

Watched some Vlogmas podcasts while knitting.

And it was some of the knitting I mentioned in yesterdays title which I totally neglected to show.

Now I will…….

Progress on my Advent knit 🧶 

Full of Minis Hat.

The grey is from my stash and not last year’s advent minis  I needed a darker contrasting color, which did make the folded stitch easier to do. So if you do make this hat, do make sure you have contrasting colors like the instruction say.




Now for a new start, which is another hat, what else….

This is for my other grandson.

Again using some acrylic yarn.




Then this afternoon I put on the warp for some new coaster on the loom.
I had plenty of help this time.




As you see, plenty of help. 
The blue ball is to help keep the loom from moving.

And then the help distracted me that I missed a slot and did not noticed it until I was wrapping up the warp.


This time is was a fairly easy fix, this time…

This is what the coasters will look like. There will be 4 to a set and these are going to be gifts.


These are 6 x 6 inch


For todays Advent mini



Till tomorrow 
Kat

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  1. Love your coasters! They will make a wonderful gift! Merry Christmas!

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