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Proudly showcasing our member's work!!!

	I really enjoyed doing it and have only a couple of suggestions: When I knitted 2 or 3 stitches together, I knitted into the back of the stitches and that kept the colour I was using on the top and the other one didn't show through as much. When I purled 2 or 3 together I just did them normally. When I do the hat again (and I will) I will put a few extra rows on the rib because I think it needs a bigger turnup. As far as the holes go, I agree with Lorraine. Once I started picking the stitches up close to the ends properly, the holes became natural ones that disappeared with the folds. I just sewed up the big holes and ignored the rest. Thanks for all the effort you are putting in, Margaret
	Lorraine's Hat in wonderful shades of blue. Thank you Lorraine for taking the time to teach us something new! THANKS!!!
	Carol's Hat - just perfect for a little girl!
	Sorry not such a great picture but here is my hat by Sharon Dagg (may I add, a great hat for a great bear!)
Someone sent this picture of those adorable finished socks - unfortunately, the email got lost. If these are your socks, please notify us, so we can add your name to this picture.