I made a second green hat. I had a second skein. Small children do sometimes lose favorite objects. (I could wish his hat is one, at least!) It’s easier to offer a replacement in advance to the Tree Guy for his little boy if it’s already ready to go, so, there you go.
Meantime, Nina came home from a trip to Europe and asked me over today, and when I got there, she described an open-air market where one of the vendors was selling yarn she’d dyed and I think she said raised the sheep, too. Cool. Finnsheep. Anyway, she’d bought a bunch of skeins (seeing as how she’s become a fanatical knitter too now) and she asked me to pick out my favorite.
Then when I did, she handed me the second skein of it to make sure I’d have enough for whatever.
I tell you. I was swooning over these colors. Here, let me turn them over for you.Â
Gorgeous.
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Oh, so glad that clicking on those yarn photos yields a much larger image… Yum!!!!!!
Comment by Channon 07.28.10 @ 7:26 amMy Heavens! What beautiful colors! I especially like the green of the cap.
Comment by Don Meyer 07.28.10 @ 8:43 amWell! I’m glad some people’s trips result in yarn purchases….I seem to be jinxed that way lately.
Comment by Ruth 07.28.10 @ 8:56 amHoly Cow they are gorgeous! Yarn makes the best souvenir…
Comment by karin maag-tanchak 07.28.10 @ 12:07 pmOh, those are *beautiful*! Looking forward to seeing what you make with them.
Comment by RobinH 07.29.10 @ 12:40 pmWow!!! It will be very interesting to see what work of art these skeins will turn into. 😀
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