Looking for fast and easy. Jump on the calorimetry bandwagon and knit one up for yourself.
I used Nashua Wooly Stripes, which only has 88 yards, so I ran out of yarn for the bind off row. Luckily I had a little bit of purple Nashua left over from another project. I just have to weave in the ends (BAH!), sew on a button and I will be sporting my new look. Right now I am trying to figure out which is the front and which is the back. I think the purple edge is the back edge. Don't you love the way the stripes knit up? Go to www.knitty.com for the pattern.
4 comments:
Love it. Love anything that keeps my ears warm.
Warms ears are nice. It would be great if there was a stylish nose warmer.
I've been wanting to try this pattern ever since I saw Audrey's version. Love that row of dark purple at the edge.
Hey! Knitty.com has your good looking nosewarmer, right here:
http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEwinter02/PATTnosewarmer.html
I've knit that nose warmer - for my boss (who is *very* conservative) when he had some melanoma taken off his nose. It was in royal blue - much purtier than a nasty old bandage. He never wore it (that I know of), but he got the humor.
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