I'm quite happy with the hats I've made this past year or two, but I've decided that I'd like to display my handspun yarns a little differently. I had plently of time while we were on vacation to swatch and tear out and I have decided that I'd like to try corrigated ribbing and some garter stitch. These are two hats that I've finished. I'm a little conflicted between using my yarns for felted bags or hats. I guess it just depends on how much I spin and how much yarn is available. These projects certainly have helped with my out-of-control stash "sitchiation." Felted bags are yarn hogs.
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
Something Different for Hats
I'm quite happy with the hats I've made this past year or two, but I've decided that I'd like to display my handspun yarns a little differently. I had plently of time while we were on vacation to swatch and tear out and I have decided that I'd like to try corrigated ribbing and some garter stitch. These are two hats that I've finished. I'm a little conflicted between using my yarns for felted bags or hats. I guess it just depends on how much I spin and how much yarn is available. These projects certainly have helped with my out-of-control stash "sitchiation." Felted bags are yarn hogs.
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2 comments:
These are gorgeous hats, Sharon. You can use up all those little bits and dabs and still have something wonderful to show for it.
I especially like the one on the left. Fabulous, as usual!
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