Woolala what fun I had with this one. I happened to have found some large beads that look just like rain drops...And we finally got some much needed rain. Was bound to happen.
As usual I am so exited to show that I take pictures in the dark at 6 am...
This baby was made with Noro silk garden socks, and the fiddleheads with a new to me yarn called Kauni from Denmark that I discovered at Three bags full in Vancouver. Another great wool shop for me to haunt while out of town.
Don't they look like little raindrops all over my fiddleheads...
2 comments:
swweeeeet!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good morning,
Thins comment is concerning your fiddlehead hat.
I have been knitting for as long as I can remember. I have now found a way to help non-profit organizations and satisfy my knitting obsession.
If you would give me permission to use this pattern, I would like to knit and sell this hat, at an extremely low price, to non-profit organizations for them to sell at fundraisers.
I have searched for fundraising activities for various clubs for my three boys. Christmas wreaths, candy, and car washes are all fun but I wanted something different. I made a bunch of hats to sell at football games in our school colors. The parents and kids loved them. I sold them dirt cheap so that the high school kids could afford them and I donated my time and the yarn so 100% of the profits went to the clubs.
Other clubs have asked me to do the same for them and I was hoping to get your permission to sell them finished hats. All hats would be sold for fundraisers.
I had no idea that so few people knitted these days and your hat pattern was a hit.
Please let me know if this is possible.
Thank you very much for your time,
Diana Miller
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