I don't know about you, but I'm preparing for locusts, I mean what's left??It was so balmy here on Friday, I nearly crashed the car when I saw not one but two cherry blossoms in full bloom! Even my birds are molting.
On Friday, this was the temperature here in Northern New Jersey
Along with the weird weather, I've been feeling really strange, artistically so. Remember that Noro bag I just finished? I put it on my head, just to see -
I discovered that Noro isn't as scratchy after it is felted. So I decided to make another one for a hat. I don't like making ordinary hats so stay tuned, I'm going to try to do something weird with this.
The weekend was chock full with basketball games. I got to finish another project from the Sally Melville book
This is Jen's Poncho that I made for a 2 year old. I still have some projects to finish that have to find their way to Italy (my sister-in-law's new daughter) and a few bags for other family members from Brooklyn to Hawaii.
8 comments:
The bag looks so funky as a hat! I'm glad we're not the only ones getting such warm weather in January--weird.
LOL LOL LOL! Love the "bag on the head" knit! :-)
Yeah, can you believe this weather? But then again, there's no global warming, right?
I hate global warming.
Cute bag!
Too funny! We are having a lot of freezing rain and maybe snow in Seattle. Wish we had a bit of warm weather.
Cute knits!
hey, you are sure having some balmy weather. We're having rain, freezing rain, wind, snow, rain, wind, rain...well, you get the idea.
The hat looks great as a bag or a hat!
Digging the bag/hat!! I'm thinking a Dr. Suess meets cool knitting thing there.
We are having bizare warm temps too in KS. but I'm sooo not complaining. Maybe we'll get snow in May. It's happened ya know!!
Deborah,
I think I got just the hat for you!! http://www.wilflunn.com/hats/hat_moses_knitted.htm
Check this out!! hehe
My oldest son puts all the bags I felt on his head! LOL! I cannot wait to see what you come up with. :)
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