
And, thanks to RaVen, I have possibly the cosiest, softest warmest hat in the world. I have also decided that hats are my new favourite things to knit. They are quick, simple and (unless something's very wrong) you only need to make one of them.
We had about an inch of snow lying this morning, most of it fell in the space of about an hour (not sure how much space an hour takes, but there you go) last night, while I watched the cars slipping and sliding all over the road outside the house (we live on a steep hill) and hoped that Rob got home safe from work. As soon as he did, the snow stopped completely.
I am now swatching up the Sirdar Hug that my Mum gave me for my birthday. I have enough for a sweater or cardigan, although it's bulky yarn so I'm not sure what style to go for. Maybe Corsica?
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You were jammy getting that yarn off him. Jammy like a fox. But it was me that made it all possible so really you owe me a time share in that hat. :|
Wow, quivet hat. Is that that elusive mammoth yarn, or something??! Your socks look cosy too.
Georgeous!! What does the Quivit feel like? Wool/angora/cashmere? or something different.
Cosy looking socks are definitely a must at the moment :)
Those socks love very very nice.. *covets*
And a quivit hat too..? Lucky Moo! :)
love the hat and socks.... quite like hats but no-one to wear them... although am tempted to do a Koolhaas...
I love the Qiviut hat - it looks lovely.
Ooh, those socks look squidgy and comfy.
Lovely hat, too. Mmm, qiviut. It's beautiful stuff.
Those socks look lovely and warm and the hat looks fab too.
Socks, hat, yummmm.
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