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Category : Fiber Arts
Thanks, everyone, for all your great comments on my last post. I promise not to over do the new puppy posts, but I just had to share the cuteness. On the knitting front, I have completed my grandson’s Christmas hat. This means that all but one item of Christmas knitting is completed. Whoo Hoo!!
Warm and Wooly
What little boy wouldn’t love a hat like that. Well done!
p.s. We look forward to regular puppie postings, please.
Love the hat. It’s so cute.
There is no such thing as too many puppy posts.
Oooooo…… I’m sure you’ve said, but WHAT is that amazing yarn in William’s hat again? It looks like it might be Phoenix, but I just can’t remember (and work is just giving me enough time to comment between crises, not actually look up information)!
Might need to get the hat here early, lots of snow!
I am sorry that I didn’t mention the specs. I just made up the hat as I went along… The yarn is Wollimese from Germany.