As promised, I got to the heel of the pink sock!
In fact, I perservered and got through the heel and set-up the gusset. But…. I have to put it away for a short time.
The kitty-cat hat reached my friend’s daughter…
And while it was a big hit, and absolutely adorable, it’s clearly too big! So I’m going to whip up a smaller one and send it off. Hopefully I can get it in the mail by the weekend. It’s a knit that goes pretty fast, so it shouldn’t be too bad.
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What a cute hat anyway-look at her smile!
(I could leave a comment today–hooray!)
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Nice work on the socks! That’s a fun hat.
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Even though the hat is too large, it is adorable! Great progress on the socks.
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Unless I have the head in front of me I have a terrible time fitting a hat. I made two for the Grand I’m sitting with now. One was too small and the other too big but he’s still insisting on wearing it. He’s 3 and his head is an adult man’s size. Go figure.
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I love the colors in that pink sock and the smile on your little model is a cutie for sure. It will be good because she’ll have another hat to grow in to.
Blessings,
Betsy
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What a cute hat! Kids are hard to fit!
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