We had an 8-hour driving day on Tuesday to pick up Noah from Great Barrington, MA. He is done with his hike and recovering from blisters and trying to figure out the next stage in his year off before college! Soooo I took my knitting and aside from driving some, I knitted all day! The mountains were amazing, the leaves were changing and I took some pictures but my computer ate them...I have no idea what happened so I can't share them but I did get the hat done and felted it yesterday. It is on the big side but very cute on--sort of a "Annie Hall" look! Now I have to empty one more loom and put on a towel warp for the two people who won the auction benefiting the arts council here in town. They are coming on Wednesday for the day...uh oh, I have to clean the house, too. sigh. I'll worry about that next week! Meanwhile I'm off to weave!!
Happy Friday everyone!!
I know, this looks like two different hats!! The bottom one is the real color! The top two look way too dark because the color really is a soft grayed sage! :)
ReplyDeleteMmmm.. another pretty to feast our eyes upon. I love the pale sage color! Well, now that Noah's home, I guess you can relax a bit... at least he's safe, though sore. I wouldn't be that age again for the world... such a confusing time full of decision-making. I'll take my mid-life comfort of already having made those choices!
ReplyDeleteHi Rebecca! YAY, Noah is safely home but not really happily so. sigh. Yeah, that age is very confusing--too many choices, too little money! LOL! Hey, wait a minute...that's what I'm facing now! hmmm.
ReplyDeletebeautiful hat, love the colour and fluffyness
ReplyDeleteLOVE the hat!!!
ReplyDeletexo Laura
www.brightboldbeautiful.blogspot.com
Thanks Fibrespace and Laura!!
ReplyDeleteJust got word from my friend and the hat fits and she loves it!!!! YAY! I'm so happy and when I get photos done I will post what she sent me in return! BEAUTIFUL! xo
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