I knit the mittens a few months ago now, and the yarn was sitting, waiting patiently to be turned into a hat. I am happy with it - tension a bit off in some places, but it felt good to get it done with!
Joris
I bought this as a kit while I was in Amsterdam - I fell in love with the display model they had and had to have it. It is the first, and probably last toy I will ever knit. It resides on a shelf far away from grubby little fingers and will eventually be moved onto a craft table (whenever I get one...). I love the back of his head, so colourful!
I have also been doing some sewing! I've not used my machine for months, but when the urge to sew hit, I went a bit crazy. I have so far sewed 5 box bags, and 4 zip pouches. I am wanting to do more, but need to get more interfacing first!
I am very pleased with them, and I can now sew in a straight line! I made up the pattern for the zip pouch, though I did read a few different ones first but none of them were easy or quick, whereas it takes me 15 minutes to do one, from ironing fabric to closing the zip.
I cannot remember the pattern I used for the box bag, but I stuck pretty rigidly to it and went from taking 2.5 hours to sew one, to just under an hour!
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Love your hat! I made the mittens too, at the beginning of the year and the colours and the pattern are so pretty. I can't see anything wrong with your tension in the photos everything looks perfect!
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The hat is absolutely gorgeous and Joris is ever so cute :-)
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ReplyDeleteWow that hat is beautiful! Great color work!
ReplyDeleteWow, cool stuff - thanks for sharing!
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