When I knit, I like to pull the end of the ball from the center as it keeps the ball neater.

Have you ever had problem getting the end out? I tried both sides but it just won’t budge! This ball of yarn is very compact… I had a hard time even to put in my fingers!
In the end , I just rip out the paper and start knitting .

I combined some stitches from different projects and came up with this. Not done with it yet. I think I will add some lacy edging. What do you think?

I love this yarn. Lives up to its name…Smoothie.

For beginner knitters, I recommend textured yarn. It’s all garter stitch here. Good practice for your knit stitch!

I love this. The yarn is so smooth and silky. It’s Razzle Textures.
Looks like seaweed, eh? It’s actually a darker shade than in this photo.
Psst , if you like my pink scarf, I’ll e-mail you the pattern.