
Woohoo!
After my reducing disaster a few days ago I picked up a ball of yarn I couldn't' find a use for and had another bash. All the tips that I received on the site have finally got me through my Beanie nightmare. Thanks again to everyone who helped.
You will notice the (on purpose) mistake at the brim. I started knitting back to front in error and flipped my knitting once I realised. This resulted in about ten rows of Purl and the remainder in Knit stitch. What a result - I love it.
I found the nobbly bump on the top a bit tricky to tame but nothing a needle and thread could'nt fix.
My next steps are to hone the techniques I have learned and knit up a few more Beanie's. The proof will be in the pudding and I shall let you all aware of my progress in my own Inimitable style ;-)
Again, I cannot thank you all enough.
Matthew
P.s. sorry about the photo. I will try and get one in the daylight. I'm soo proud!
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Comments
Matthew, Congratulations on
Matthew,
Congratulations on sticking with your project (and all the frustrations associated with learning anything new) and completing it. Enjoy your new beanie. Have a good warm winter... Cullen
Congratulations, Matthew.
Congratulations, Matthew. It's perfect! Fits you perfectly. I'm looking forward to what you come up with next.
proud you should be. nice
proud you should be.
nice hat and a handsome face to match
we won't just get a cat, nubby nu nu, will manifest a kitten from our love...and lint from our hemp socks
Thanks Steve. Flattery will
Thanks Steve. Flattery will get you into all sorts of trouble ;-)
"You think dogs will not be in heaven? I tell you, they will be there long before any of us"
Great job! No one would
Great job! No one would have ever known about your "design" mistake. Love the look of it. Hope it is as warm as my first beanie (that's me working on it in the picture).
YES!!!! Excellent job.
YES!!!! Excellent job. Congratulations, and wear it with pride!
You won't be able to prise
You won't be able to prise it off my head!
Repeat after me: "That is
Repeat after me:
"That is not a mistake, it is a design feature"
It works for winddoze - and it's usually a lot more honest coming from a knitter.
I have always been too
I have always been too honest for my own good.
Well done. Hope to se many
Well done. Hope to se many more items.