Hats
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The Hipster Hat
(I have been on Planet Family for the past week! And when I am there, I don’t seem to get into my blog – it is not just a matter of time, I think I use up all my words… Continue reading
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Slouchy Hat
I seem to be knitting a bright pink slouchy hat. It just kind of happened. Classic Elite Yarns’s “Montera Slouchy Hat” pattern showed up in my email one day last week. I thought: Hmm. How interesting. I have a… Continue reading
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The March Tam Revealed
I finished The March Tam in March (just barely!), but did not get photos done til now. Since I am planning to write it up as a pattern (to be called "A Tam For All Seasons"), we had to do… Continue reading
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Silly Little Things
Still chugging away at the alpaca blankets! I think I will finish Geoff’s this week. It is huge and heavy – like having an alpaca on my lap while I knit. And turning the work at the end of the… Continue reading
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Two Finished Projects!!
I am delighted to say that my "check off the circle" approach to working through my knitting projects is paying off. I have checked off 18 of 50 steps and have completed 3 projects of 9! I have made significant… Continue reading
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Tam Progress
I promised a status report on my tam and here it is: nearly 2 inches tall. Yep, that’s it. But it has been an interesting 2 inches. Nice slippery yarn on double-pointed needles. The Channel Island cast-on was an adventure… Continue reading
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Knitting Tams
My friend, Joyce, asked me for a tam pattern – I almost typed “recipe!” But, actually, my preferred method of knitting tams is more a recipe than a pattern. Ann Budd’s The Knitter’s Handy Book of Patterns gives me all… Continue reading
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My Dad’s Cabled Hat
My Dad was quite pleased with his cabled hat. He wore it several times during Thanksgiving weekend and I hope he will continue to enjoy wearing it on his walks at home. It is a warm hat – all those… Continue reading
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The Hat That Went To Portland
So, as I mentioned in an earlier post, my Mother asked me to knit her a hat. Actually, she was looking at a photo of my grand-daughter Gwen in a hand-knit (by Sarah — who is still kind of obsessed… Continue reading
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The Hat That Went To London
In our last episode, the Wartybobbler had (almost) a week to design and knit a warm yet cool hat for her son (who is studying abroad) which was to be sent along with her daughter (who was flying to London… Continue reading