
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
Tick Cheese


So, here's the latest pattern release for the Holiday Mystery Gifts group...the Bi-Colored Fingerless Mitts and matching Bi- Colored Slouch Hat. Both of these are worked in the Knit-1-below stitch pattern in worsted weight yarns. My knitting guild, the Camellia City Stockinettes were the first to receive these patterns. They had a class taught by Sandi Benward in the K1B method and these patterns were distributed to the members. The pattern stitch is easy...but don't make a mistake 'cause you'll have the dickens trying to correct it!!! I had to rip out my work many times! Finally, I taught myself how to fix the boo-boos and the knitting went a lot more smoothly after that.
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Hi Terry, How can I get you to make me one of those slouch hats? I have a hard time finding hats I love, but this one looks perfect for someone with a lot of hair to shove into a hat.I tired knitting one but... well I'm better at sanding, painting, and sewing. Anyway, seriously is that a possibility? Paypal perhaps?
I love the hat, very cute.... I love cheetos too :-) I dont know if I could be brave enough to try tick cheese though LOL
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