I managed to miss my Mom's birthday earlier this month. I mean, I knew it was happening, and saw her the previous weekend, but the
cookbook I wanted to get her wasn't published until the next week. I'll take her the cookbook at Thanksgiving, but figured I should add something else. She really likes
warshrags, so I've started one (no picture!). On Monday, though, I was suddenly overwhelmed to knit her a
Toto the Extremely Useful and Cute Potholder (Ravelry link) from the new(ish)
Mason-Dixon book. Although it was a rocky start -- my size 8 DPNs are metal and extra long and heavy (and I have no idea how I came to own them!), so midway through, I switched to two circs. However, all of my shorter
Harmony cables were in use, so I ended up using a really long cable on one side. Those needles swinging around were almost as annoying as the DPNs! This afternoon (before a dental appointment), I stopped by my
LYS and picked up some normal, short, bamboo size 8 DPNs, and finished it this afternoon.
Yarn: Lily Sugar'n Cream in Red, Sage, and Warm Brown
I'm so please with it that I started another!
3 comments:
Cool potholder--I've never seen it before!
And hee, hee, warshrags. My mom had to be broken of her warshing after growing up in IL!
What a clever potholder!
Very neat! I have the book but haven't had a chance to really look at it. I'll have to look for that pattern.
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