Beauty seen is never lost, God's colors are all fast.
-John Greenleaf Whittier
Houston, we have a problem.




These are, in no particular order of importance, the Baltic Mittens from Folk Mittens in Dale Heilo, the Fake Isle Hat from Magknits in Silk Garden and a random oddball, the Stained Glass Hat from Green Mountain Spinnery in Mountain Mohair, and the Ladybug Sweater from Dale of Norway in Baby Ull.
I couldn't help myself. Two FO posts on the hats coming soon. At least my November UFO nominated itself (the ladybug sweater, last seen in action an embarrassing
15 months ago).
Labels: Colors, Hats
9 Comments:
A problem -- a riot of color maybe!
Love it!
I'm envious of all the colors. I haven't had time to try fair isle yet, but I'm itching to try it!
What's the problem? All looks perfectly normal to me. ;)
I'm just finishing my swatch hat for Am Kamin. I'm thinking of trying to tackle it for NaNoSweMo (I think that's right). I'm using your Olympic accomplishment as motivation.
I really want to work on my mittens, but they require more concentration than I have most evenings. Sigh. I guess I'll have to live through you for a bit.
Problem? Where?
Looks fantastic!
I'm thinking this is less of a problem and more an embarrassment of riches! Lovely!
Oh wow. This is the kind of thing that makes me really want to learn fair isle. I am actually salivating now, how embarrassing.
What's the problem. All look well to me.
Nice problem to have. :) My knitting seems to be all summer brights these days, so I can relate (although you have me beat).
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