Knitted Baby Boots

I went crazy for knitting recently and now I'm looking for every reason to knit something. Yesterday I started a small project to knit a present for my friend who got a baby about a month ago.

I decided to knit baby boots for her son.
These are my very first baby boots I've ever made, I was really struggling at the beginning. After the third trial I finally understood how to do it and how to read all the shortened words on the pattern instruction.

Yes, I needed to google some of them and then I needed to see on Youtube how to do some of the things. I did do proper knitting back in school on fifth grade and we did only a pair of mittens, so I can say all what I learned at school I have already forgotten many years ago.

This baby boots pattern I found on the website love knitting. I liked the website, from there you can find so many free patterns, but also there are patterns that are worth of paying since they are really cheap

Knitted Hearts

What beats 100-0 Sex and the city on a Saturday night? Knitting, last night I spent my evening knitting, well let's say I was trying to knit. It took a while before it became actually knitting. Last time when I touched knitting needles and yarn was somewhere in a secondary school, long time ago, so let's say I'm a beginner.

Youtube and Google as a help to find out what all those "knitting English" meant. And after that I thought it would be 20 minutes and I would have a knitted heart. The tutorial said it takes approximately 10 minutes, so I gave half of the time more for me to do it, well my 20 minutes became 40 minutes eventually. But I did it, I knitted my very first heart ever, it does look like it's the first, but at least It has the heart shape.

I love this idea of hearts and since it's Valentine's day coming, it's gonna be so cute on a card or just sending the hearts in an envelope