Showing posts with label hat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hat. Show all posts
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Do you love hats as much as I do?
Well, I think I am a hat addict....I can't stop knitting them. I used to
say I would knit about 10 per winter season....But I knit 4 since
yesterday so I think I have surpassed that number already. My problem
began when I started working in a yarn store....how can I try all these
wonderful yarns in a short period of time. It takes me forever to knit a
sweater...so that won't work. The only solution is something small and
fun. Growing up in a cold climate has made me realize that if you dress
for the cold you won't mind it as much. I wear hats...yes it does ruin
my curls, but it keeps my ears from stinging. I actually wear the hats I
knit, well except for the last bunch, they are baby hats...I had to
photograph them on my felted heads as I have no babies to try them on.

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Friday, September 9, 2011
Random acts of kindness
This is the bench, that the people who own Sunrise Vineyards, put beside the bus stop that is in front of their driveway. I stand at this bus stop numerous times in the week, the only lady in my neighbourhood who does, and was awed by the presence of this bench. I saw the gentleman on Thursday and thanked him for putting it there and he said that he sees people standing at the stop and thought it would be a good idea..
Yess...its a good idea and thank you for putting it there. Since I live in a neighbourhood where people don't take the bus, the bus stop is...like on the side of the road...and if the bus driver sees you and stops that's great. One day I was wearing a hot
pink top and an orange skirt and he drove right by me....he did hear my screams and eventually stopped.
Anyway, thank you Mr. Mueller for your random act of kindness.
p.s. Luka wasn't really that grumpy, it was 8 a.m. but the weather was warm and the view was great and in the end...life isn't that bad
Yess...its a good idea and thank you for putting it there. Since I live in a neighbourhood where people don't take the bus, the bus stop is...like on the side of the road...and if the bus driver sees you and stops that's great. One day I was wearing a hot
pink top and an orange skirt and he drove right by me....he did hear my screams and eventually stopped.
Anyway, thank you Mr. Mueller for your random act of kindness.
p.s. Luka wasn't really that grumpy, it was 8 a.m. but the weather was warm and the view was great and in the end...life isn't that bad
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park,
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pink passion,
university
Monday, June 6, 2011
Knit a Hat a Week
I had this idea that I could knit a hat a week for a year. That way I would end up with 52 hats, most of which I probably don't need. I love to knit hats. They are easy and small and fun. They fit in your purse, you can do them on the bus, or while waiting for an appointment. I work in a well stocked yarn store and there is no way I could possibly make something out of all the variety that there is in the store. If I knit hats, I can try all the yarns I want to try and I haven't invested a ton of money or time and it satisfies my sanguine nature. One day it will be pink, the next day blue.... or whatever I want.
I consider this Hat #2 as last week I made the baby hat out of my handspun.
This hat is also my own design which I posted on Ravelry
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pink-passion-hat
I consider this Hat #2 as last week I made the baby hat out of my handspun.
This hat is also my own design which I posted on Ravelry
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pink-passion-hat
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