Odessa is finished! And it looks really funny on me! Seriously, I've never worn a skull cap before, and I'm not sure I should. But it turned out really cool!
And guess what yarn that is? Red Heart Soft Baby. Oh wait, I told you that already when I mentioned I was recycling the yarn from Clapotis. Well, much better as this! I just love the way the pattern appears from simple increase and decreases. Not a purl anywhere in sight, well, except the ribbing on the bottom, but still. When I think about the similarity of Aihblinn:
And think of how differently a similar look was acheived, once again, I am amazed at knitting.
And guess what yarn that is? Red Heart Soft Baby. Oh wait, I told you that already when I mentioned I was recycling the yarn from Clapotis. Well, much better as this! I just love the way the pattern appears from simple increase and decreases. Not a purl anywhere in sight, well, except the ribbing on the bottom, but still. When I think about the similarity of Aihblinn: 
And think of how differently a similar look was acheived, once again, I am amazed at knitting.
Very cute! This is really a great pattern.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Great job girl! Take care! Z
ReplyDeleteI think the only people who REALLY look normal in skull caps are bald people. That sure is a pretty pattern though -- very nice color. And you pull it off. :-)
ReplyDeleteYou look smashing in a skull cap. Great work! I like the color.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful! Personally, I have to much hair to pull off a skull cap :) Sorry to be quiet these last few days - I have been frantically working on my Olympics project.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
Oh! That comment above was from your SP6!
ReplyDeleteI love the swirlyliciousness of that hat!! It turned out beautiful! I'm not a big knit hat wearer--I have a static electricity problem :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you! (Un)Fortunately, that's the last time you'll see me in that particular hat. It's already been usurped!
ReplyDeleteYour hat looks fab!
ReplyDelete