I was skeptical as to how it might look but have decided I really like it and I wore it today - it kept me snuggly warm (even though it IS finally 50 degrees) and it was easy to wear around without too much bulk.
February 17, 2011
Tube of Warmth
A while back my godmother gave me a bag full of yarn which she had intended for a project and then forgot what she wanted to use it for. It sat for a long time taunting me and begging me to be use it creatively. Well, I found this pattern called Stripes to Keep Me Warm and then I used the Stripe Maker program in the knitting resources section of my toolbar over there on the right and started knitting. It was fun "potato chip" knitting - oh, I just do one more stripe.
I was skeptical as to how it might look but have decided I really like it and I wore it today - it kept me snuggly warm (even though it IS finally 50 degrees) and it was easy to wear around without too much bulk.

I was skeptical as to how it might look but have decided I really like it and I wore it today - it kept me snuggly warm (even though it IS finally 50 degrees) and it was easy to wear around without too much bulk.
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5 comments:
Wow! That came out very well. The colors blend nicely and it looks fabulous on you. Congrats on satiating the call of the yarn!
Beautiful! I never noticed the stripe generator in your sidebar. Cool!
You did a great job! It looks great!
That looks great. I bet it feels good to wear too. Actually, I am wishing I had one for myself to wear today!
kim
again, it is so lovely and looks amazing on you!
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