Of course, not that knitting ever ceases:

... there's the owl-cabled hat. The dark wool makes the cables a bit difficult to make out, but they look like little horned owls.
And, of course, Thanksgiving Day knitting, where I was joined by an unexpected visitor:

(He's usually too busy with his sleeping-under-the-bed routine to bother with us humans)
And the results of what I was working on:

I wouldn't say that I designed this baby hat, as it was based off a picture of someone's Wists and I just used it as a guide. The original creator sells them on Etsy, so I wouldn't say that I created this at all--BUT, there are parts of this hat I am really proud of + excited to have figured out. I think it turned out pretty cute, wouldn't you agree?
2 comments:
Both hats looks delicious:)
Very very cute hat!
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