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A hat in 36 hours.

When we last saw this hat (the Age of Aquarius Hat from Knitter’s Stash), it was September 30, and it was all brim. I had every intention of finishing it, but I wasn’t in a big hurry…until we were invited to a party at the recipient’s house last Sunday. So between Friday afternoon and Sunday afternoon, I knitted. A lot. And there you go, as easy as falling off a log (and knitting for ten hours, including in the car, on the way to the party). A hat in 36 hours. Who do I think I am, Stephanie? [another photo - sadly, the photo of the back, taken in a hurry was out of focus]. Everyone at the party tried on this hat, and they were impressed with the softness of the yarn and the pleasing shape - the crown is nice and round, avoiding the bullet-head look that many stocking caps give the wearer. I’d make this hat again - it was better than Cats.

So, in spite of my best efforts to stall and start multiple projects, I’m down to three projects on the needles - the Cabled Rib Cardigan, the second Cherry tree Hill sock, and the Lush sweater. More accurately, the Lush sweater is *off* the needles, but only temporarily - I frogged my one and a half pieces and am excited to start again. Taking a step backward was oddly liberating.

I urge you to take a look at the completed Man-Along sweaters; they’re so inspiring! I have not yet finished the Cabled Rib Cardigan, but these sweaters make me want to get knitting!

One Response to “A hat in 36 hours.”

  1. on 19 Jan 2005 at 11:20 pm Christine

    Man, I want to learn how to knit. If I come over, will you teach me? Or just let me watch with envy? ;)
    (On a separate note, on your index page there is an MT tag displaying right next to the comment link. Just an FYI.)

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