Hooking on the Streets
You can now find me hooking on street corners. Or at least on benches during my lunch break from work. I recently learned the art of crochet and have completed my very first project. I’d like to thank Petra for taking the time to show me what’s what with crochet.
I did the Stripes & Stripes scarf from Debbie Stoller’s “Happy Hooker” with Paton’s SWS yarn. I love how the color changes look with the pattern. Now I just need to find a saucy hat pattern to go with this.
I started this at the Knit Out but decided that it really would look better in multiple colors rather than just white. It made for excellent practice though.
This was a hat that I started but I may frog the thing. I’m not really feeling the bobble stitch despite how cute it looks in the pictures. I’ll let it stew awhile and revisit this later.
Free stuff! I won this lovely door prize at the KO&C2. Very nice.
A tiny little pink pimp coat for a very special Barbie. Hopefully I can get a picture of her wearing it because it’s pretty swank on her.
Please excuse me a minute while I try to steal your soul.
The Bzzzz hat from Stitch n Bitch nation done in Noro Kujaku. I knit it too large so it will have to be resized later.
For my birthday a friend took me to the Ritz-Carlton for brunch and I was presented with a lovely bouquet of roses and a pregnant armadillo whom I named Armo. Watch as Armo’s baby pops out Alien-style.
I did the Stripes & Stripes scarf from Debbie Stoller’s “Happy Hooker” with Paton’s SWS yarn. I love how the color changes look with the pattern. Now I just need to find a saucy hat pattern to go with this.
I started this at the Knit Out but decided that it really would look better in multiple colors rather than just white. It made for excellent practice though.
This was a hat that I started but I may frog the thing. I’m not really feeling the bobble stitch despite how cute it looks in the pictures. I’ll let it stew awhile and revisit this later.
Free stuff! I won this lovely door prize at the KO&C2. Very nice.
A tiny little pink pimp coat for a very special Barbie. Hopefully I can get a picture of her wearing it because it’s pretty swank on her.
Please excuse me a minute while I try to steal your soul.
The Bzzzz hat from Stitch n Bitch nation done in Noro Kujaku. I knit it too large so it will have to be resized later.
For my birthday a friend took me to the Ritz-Carlton for brunch and I was presented with a lovely bouquet of roses and a pregnant armadillo whom I named Armo. Watch as Armo’s baby pops out Alien-style.
8 Comments:
At 10:54 PM, PurlingPirate said…
Just the fact that someone even makes a pregnant armadillo is cracking me up!!! Great crocheting!
At 12:10 AM, Anonymous said…
the crocheting looks great! isn't it great being a hooker? once you learn, it's got you hooked! (har har..lame i know!)
happy belated birthday!
At 6:47 AM, Baigneuse said…
Thanks guys!
At 11:04 PM, Anonymous said…
EEEE!!!! I love your scarf! The colors are faboo and the crocheting? WOW!! Hmmm... the Ritz-Carlton, roses and a pregnant armadillo? That is one rockin' birthday!
At 12:33 AM, Miss Knotty said…
Happy happy birthday late! Your noro hat looks kinda like a panta - and your scarf is GORGEOUS!
See you Sunday,
Miss Knotty, who's feeling the scarf love (now, if it would just get COLD enough...)
At 11:42 AM, Anonymous said…
What a great yarn choice for the S&B Nation hat, I totally love that!
It seperates the colors out so perfectly :)
I think I might need to attempt one too?
-K
At 9:38 PM, Baigneuse said…
Thanks Kent! I do recommend this pattern. It's so easy to knit and it has such an interesting look to it.
Also, to make it even easier I knit it inside out so that there was more knit stitches than purls.
At 8:27 PM, Batty said…
I love that hat!
The armadillo has me cracking up like you wouldn't believe. Baby armadillo or alien, you decide!
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