Little Hats - Save the Children

January 14, 2009

Little Hats - Save the Children

Just an update, I have surpassed my person goal of 30 hats and completed 35 for Save the Children. I am sorry the deadline has approached so quickly. I loved knitting these hats. And they left me with the idea to make pom-poms out of all my little bits of left over yarn. No waste.

And I just received an e-mail from Knit Picks that my harmony wood sock needles are in the mail. I've never used harmony wood needles but everyone I know that has used them, loves them so I thought I would invest in the sock needles and give them a try.

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would like the pattern for the little hats.
thanks

Posted by: barbara | March 22, 2009 at 01:28 PM

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