I also got the second mitt started. I was working on it when she arrived home and all she could say when she saw it was "pink?".
I was so proud of my red fiber but it turns out rather pink when it's pulled out thin when making thrums.
The top decreases really threw me for a loop. I've never seen them done this way before. I almost modified it to something I am more familiar with but I am glad I stuck with it because it looks great with the stripes. I am starting to think the whole thing may end up being rather tall for a hat but we'll see how it goes. I've made worse.
Tell her it is RED! It looks red on my screen anyway. Beautiful knitting and the hat is perfect! Excellent work!
ReplyDeleteThe thrums look pretty darn red to me!
ReplyDeleteAnd a tall hat just means it's a little slouchy - it's all good!
Oh look at your chockful of colorwork post! I love it. The red doesn't look pink to me at all, but they look fantastic. The Great Gatsby didn't do anything for me, but I loved The Grand Budapest Hotel. HBO + Knitting is definitely a good combination!
ReplyDeleteAnd there you go again, making me think that my fear of the provisional (even crochet!) cast on is irrational and I need to get over myself! I dunno, lady, but the hat looks fantastic.
Did Grand Budapest make you laugh?
ReplyDeleteI love your mittens and your hat. The grey is so classic in the hat
No. It did not-but it was fun.
ReplyDeleteOh thrummed mittens, nice! I've been wanting to make some of those for a while now. Those hat decreases do look fantastic with stripes!
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