It's my handspun from The Bellwether's Ring Your Bells fiber club, spun to a thick-and-thin bulky weight yarn (about 16 st/inch in stockinette), and I'm quite happy with it, but now I'm going to use the rest to make other hats. Except I can't find my copy of "Knit Hats!" Grr.
musings from near and far--on knitting, spinning, books, and some very unique medical diagnoses
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Showing posts with label hat. Show all posts
Monday, October 27, 2008
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Choo-choo hat coming through
Despite the fact that Sachy was always very offended when we referred to engines improperly, Gilad is very happy with the term, "choo-choo." Here is the hat he demanded I make after I made Kayla hers:

You can't see it, but there is a tender attached to the engine (you can see the connection to the left of the engine, but not the car itself). I was rather pleased with myself at the way the free-form engine came out as well as the corrugated ribbing as track.

You can't see it, but there is a tender attached to the engine (you can see the connection to the left of the engine, but not the car itself). I was rather pleased with myself at the way the free-form engine came out as well as the corrugated ribbing as track.
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