Homemade By The Knit Wit

Today is the day! I am being set apart as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints! I will be serving for 1.5 years in the Georgia, Atlanta mission Spanish speaking. I will have the opportunity to teach the gospel of Jesus Christ and share my testimony of Him everyday.

If you want to stay in touch or have any questions, find me on Facebook or email me at [email protected]

I know my Savior loves me, that He hears me, and he is ALWAYS there for me. Estoy emocianada servir que una misioñera de la Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días.

My mission farewell is tomorrow! There will also be an open house in the evening. Everybody is welcome and I hope to see you all there!

Message me for the address and/or to join my email list for weekly updates while I'm serving!!

I'm so grateful for the time I got to spend with my family last week while camping! Full of beautiful nature, fishing with Grandpa, and being goofballs! It was amazing!

EFYSA 2024!! This was one of the best experiences of my life! I ate good food, made great friends (that feel like sisters), and learned more about my relationship with my Savior!

• Walking into the morning devotional
• Concert with Voice Metric, the Truman Brothers, and Nashville Tribute Band
• Partying with my new friends!
• Chickfila for lunch
• AND ice cream!
• Devotional with Sister Kristin M. Yee
• Dance!
• Service project together
• Caldwell Idaho Orchard, thinning peaches
• Driving back to Oregon

Some of the best things I learned:
- Don't be nervous if you're speaking truth
- "If you're sitting on a fence, you're going to get a splinter in your butt. So make your choice and commit."
- Jesus Christ was a carpenter. Who better to call when your walls are falling down?
- "You are brave"
- Lose your worry by finding hope in Christ
- Believe Jesus
- Find your Amulek

Fuzzy baby bunny slippers! I adapted a stuffed bunny pattern into these slippers and I love them!

I always get asked how long it takes me to make a hat, so here's the answer! This one took me 7 hours, which is equivalent to 3 college lectures and an episode of your favorite show. I also tried a new pattern with this hat and I'm happy with how it turned out!

Varigated yarn always presents the challenge of finding a pattern that will highlight the colors rather than hide them. The daisy stitch is one of my favorites because it makes a camouflage look, as seen in hats 1 and 5. Which one do you like best? Each is $20.

Wool hats are fuzzy, warm, and only take 3-4 hours to make! Which one is your favorite? Each is $25.

A year ago today I had a dozen hats, now I've doubled that! I've experimented with new patterns, color combos, and types of yarn. And this is only the beginning!

It's our last day at Holiday Market! This weekend brings new cookies and more hats! We're here 11-5! Don't miss your chance!

It's day 2 of the Holiday Market! Don't miss your chance to stop by!

Come see me and my friends at the Holiday Market 11-5 today and tomorrow at Centennial Park! We have cookies, ornaments wood signs, jewelry, and all the knitted winter gear you'll need for the holidays!