frustratedearthmother
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Nope! I refuse, lol. (They are cute though!)
Knit/Crochet Winter Wear - share your pics
FarmerJamie
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My eldest made this for my wife.
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Alaskan
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That is HUGE, and also beautiful. Must have taken a bunch of hours!
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Stunning! Huge! A real work of love. 
. Especially if shad had to do it in the summer
. Especially if shad had to do it in the summer
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Oh My Gosh!!! Sooooooo pretty!! And the ladies too!!
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tortoise
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Fantastic! There's a lot of love in that blanket!
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tortoise
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I had forgotten this thread! Here's my makes for this year - a hat and headband.
I started these about a decade ago! I spent waaay too much money on hand-dyed 100% superfine merino sock weight yarn. 5 skeins, about $130 all together.
I planned to make a scarf.
When I started knitting, the colors got murky and weird. So I knitted the sock yarn into a chunky yarn. Since it was hand-dyed, this meant knitting lengths from each skeins, mixing them up and splicing it all together. And then I didn't have enough for a scarf.
I decided to use the yarn up this year. I had enough for a hat and a headband. I used a bubble stitch on the hat forcwarmth, and a 1x1 rib on the headband so its twice as thick. They are heavy and very warm.
I started these about a decade ago! I spent waaay too much money on hand-dyed 100% superfine merino sock weight yarn. 5 skeins, about $130 all together.
I planned to make a scarf.When I started knitting, the colors got murky and weird. So I knitted the sock yarn into a chunky yarn. Since it was hand-dyed, this meant knitting lengths from each skeins, mixing them up and splicing it all together. And then I didn't have enough for a scarf.
I decided to use the yarn up this year. I had enough for a hat and a headband. I used a bubble stitch on the hat forcwarmth, and a 1x1 rib on the headband so its twice as thick. They are heavy and very warm.
frustratedearthmother
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They're beautiful!
flowerbug
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I had forgotten this thread! Here's my makes for this year - a hat and headband.
I started these about a decade ago! I spent waaay too much money on hand-dyed 100% superfine merino sock weight yarn. 5 skeins, about $130 all together.
When I started knitting, the colors got murky and weird. So I knitted the sock yarn into a chunky yarn. Since it was hand-dyed, this meant knitting lengths from each skeins, mixing them up and splicing it all together. And then I didn't have enough for a scarf.
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I decided to use the yarn up this year. I had enough for a hat and a headband. I used a bubble stitch on the hat forcwarmth, and a 1x1 rib on the headband so its twice as thick. They are heavy and very warm.
they look very nice and i'm sure they are plenty warm!
