Both hats were made using less than one ball of yarn, but since the balls were "leftovers" I didn't have the bands. Note to self: keep the bands :o)
Started: 12 July 2008Finished: 21 July 2008
Started: 16 July 2008Finished: 21 July 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
More hats
These hats are for a good friend of mine who is expecting twin boys. They are the Marjan Earflaps hat pattern without the earflaps. A lot of these have shown up on this blog. I love them, they fit well and are really easy to make.
Both hats were made using less than one ball of yarn, but since the balls were "leftovers" I didn't have the bands. Note to self: keep the bands :o)
Started: 12 July 2008
Finished: 21 July 2008
Started: 16 July 2008
Both hats were made using less than one ball of yarn, but since the balls were "leftovers" I didn't have the bands. Note to self: keep the bands :o) Started: 12 July 2008Finished: 21 July 2008
Started: 16 July 2008
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3 comments:
oooh, I like the blue-grey one!
Very cute hats :)
Thanks for stopping by my blog. It's temporarily in French to see if a blog scraper will lose interest and take me off his list of blogs to copy & republish.
There is someone who copies my entire blog posts and reposts them on his blog. He does this with several knitting blogs. He must make money somehow by having people visit his site, I'm just not sure how. Anyhow, all the blogs posts he copies are in English language. Just for kicks, I'm experimenting with some French posts (although, very badly written French) to see if he will lose interest in copying my blog. Or perhaps he will repost my French posts, I'd find that amusing if he did.
My blog posts will eventually revert back to it's normal English self someday soon, I hope.
I thought about temporarily password protecting the blog (or making it private and unreadable) for a few weeks, but I decided not to because I know a lot of people visit my blog for the free patterns and I'd rather not temporarily "close up shop" if I can avoid it.
In the meantime, you could try online translators like Google, http://translate.google.com/translate_t#; they're not very good translators but you'd get the gist of what is written.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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