I am almost finished knitting flower patterns for my ‘Knitting Flowers’ e-book, this is the daisy pattern I worked on yesterday. I love Daisy flowers, they are happy little blooms. I am so excited to share this e-book with you, I can’t wait in fact! I am just kitting up a rose bud pattern and then the book will be complete and sent off to the publishers next week. For now I am checking spelling and grammar, making sure I have the correct font, line spacing and picture size.
PS Let me know if there is a specific flower you would like included and perhaps I can add just one more:) I know, I can’t help it, knitting flowers is addictive!
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Have a wonderful weekend dear friends,
Linda
How fabulous to be knitting flowers! Such a wonderful pasttime đŸ™‚
Wow the daisy is beautiful!!! I do wish I could knit.
I know what it means to be “flower addicted”….. in my working basket a have a dozen of crocheted flowers at the moment….I’m thinking what to do with them!!! ;0D
Have a nice weekend, xxx Alessandra
Hi Linda,
You have been busy, congrats with the finishing-up of your book!
Keep warm, I hear you are in for a cold weekend.
xoxox
You almost finished you ‘Knitting Flowers’ e-book!! The daisy is looking very promising. Congratulations!
Thank you Elisabeth!
How very exciting for you Linda and for us too, I can’t wait! I imagine a vase full of knit flowers sitting on my table very soon. Take care and have a lovely weekend.
That daisy is super cute.
You are going to have a beautiful bouquet.
Lovely, Linda, you are making spring come early. I knitted a truly dleightful slouchy beret this past weekend with Carle’s wool. A lovely sensual wool.
Linda–Do you knit the stem over a wire or pipe cleaner or something, or are they left soft so that they can be tied to things? Adorable!
Hi Heather,
Thank you:)
I knit the stem and then pull a pipe cleaner through. I am also going to use florist wire. Sometimes I knit around the pipe cleaner.
But leaving the stem empty to tie the flowers onto something is such a good idea, thanks!
xo
Linda
The daisy is lovely! Do you have a daffodil?
Thanks Dahle,
There will be a Daffodil in the book:)
Nice to be joining in again, Linda! Oh, and congrats on your up coming ebook – though my knitting is not quite up to doing any of those fancy flowers just yet!! Are you sure you can’t work on a crochet one!!?? ;o)
Thank you so much Evi!
I wish I could crochet a flower, I am going to give it a try!
xo
Linda
Linda, I’ve been loving all those beautiful flowers of your! đŸ™‚
Thanks!
Happy Friday everyone! I haven’t linked for some time and am glad to read all the nice comments! Linda, I love all your knitted/crocheted flower and veggies! Oddly though, I really love the stems the best! The neat, round, variegated I-cord make what’s on top look superb!
Best,
Sheila
I love visiting your blog daily. Thanks for introducing me to more fabulous blogs with Creative Friday!
I would love to see a bouquet of all of the flowers you have been knitting!
Wow, lots of fun ideas to check out today! Love the daisy!!!
xoxo
~ joey ~
The flower is so realistic!
I LOVE daisies too!! One of my favorites… been stalking your blog and page for awhile, thought I should say, “Hello!”
Running late, but here. LOVE the knitted Daisy. Check out my picture…looks like we a vision together. lol
A late entry this week. I hope you had a lovely weekend!