
Yummy Handmaiden Cashmere from Colorsong Yarn. A Devin's Toque kit in the Mineral colourway so I could knit a hat for Jason, because he is utterly lacking in winter accessories. If that's not a knitter's siren song, I don't know what is. And plus, cashmere! So, a few days of knitting later:

A delectably pettable hat. At first I was having serious pooling issues, but then I think my tension changed somewhat and I ended up with this fun swirly pattern. The yarn is super-soft and slippery, and breaks really really easily. I had to be pretty careful with the knitting, even on bamboo needles. But I think it turned out pretty well, it keeps the head warm and wards off wind-induced headaches, so mission accomplished. And we are knitting again, I'll have to list all the UFOs that I'm working on sometime. =)
2 comments:
Ooooh....very nice hat! I sure hope Jason likes it!
Knitting aside, your wound got infected??!! Eeek....How did that happen? Are you okay now?
Oh yes, I made sure to get approval at every single stage of the process. And I also made sure that the hat would be worn before even *looking* for the yarn. =)
Yes, the wound got infected, I'm not sure how, I'm guessing maybe some food got stuck in there? I'm fine now, everything seems to be back to normal (knocks on wood)
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