:cheering: You’re welcome! The hat looks wonderful!
I’ve been on a bit of a knitting hiatus lately…worked on a dishcloth off and on, but not much else. It’s been a busy time what with it being summer and not having any of my kids in school, but doing other summer activities. Plus, with my obsessive-compulsive tendencies (sp?), my scrapbooking has been taking its turn lately. We recently got Photoshop Elements, so I’ve been playing with doing some of my scrapbooking on the computer. I made a scrapbook for DD’s 1st birthday in July. Well, almost finished it before the hard drive crashed…now we’re back up and running so I can get back at it. But then the itch to knit hits again… Oh how I would love to be able to find a nice balance between all of my interests instead of becoming so completely immersed in one that everything else is left in the dust. :teehee:
Lisa, when you mentioned the pattern in the swap a few months ago, I looked at the pattern and fell in love with it. So I bought yarn for both of us! Once I learned how to count correctly it was pretty easy to do.
Wow that is just beautiful…my new granddaughter is due in December…and they live in CA…I wonder if this could be done in cotton?!
Is Knitting at Knoon a book? or website? It sounds familiar…
Thanks,
Jen
I used King Tut mercerized cotton. The pattern is from a company called Knitting at Knoon. Hereis their website. I actually ordered the pattern from here.