Knit/Wit: Things to Do on a Snowy Day

Sunday, March 02, 2014

Things to Do on a Snowy Day

Work on filling the second bobbin of singles:

Knit a squishy cowl out of handspun:

2 comments:

Stripeyspots6:26 PM
Must.Own.That.Cowl.
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lilirious9:26 AM
DAT orange! it's beautiful!
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