Guest Blogging today is my daughter Nora. She is a second grader at the Richmond Waldorf School and has just finished knitting a horse in her handwork class. I'll let her tell you all about it!
Pattern: Ms. Noelle told me how to make the horse.
Needles: US 8s
Yarn: The yarn only broke once. I spit spliced it.
Notes: I learned decreases. You knit two stitches together. Ms. Noelle knit the ears. The horse was fun and easy.
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11 comments:
Excellent job, Nora! I'm way older than you, and I'm pretty sure I could not make that.
What a great horse -- its good taht you learned some new thigs too. Good job!
Awh! How cute! I'm going to show this to my knitting student (who's in grade 4). She'll be so impressed, I'll bet she'd want to make one too!
Wow, Nora! I love your horse! You sure learn neat things at school.
great job, nora!
such a wonderful horse with a purple mane!
thank you for sharing!
What a beautiful horse, you did such a nice job!
P.S. Nora is one of my favorite names ...
this is a great horse. well done-it looks like a girl. what's the is her name?
Hi, Nora, that is the prettiest knitted horse I've seen yet! Keep up the good work and be sure to show us more pictures of your works in progress!
Way to go Nora! It's very cute!!
That's ridiculously cute! Good job, Nora.
I really like the horse, especially the mane. Nice job, Nora! And learning how to spit splice is fantastic!
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