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I treated myself to yet another Madelinetosh yarn for this one--Tosh Merino Light, to be precise. It was originally meant to be a cloche, pinned up with a contrast color flower, and I do still want to make the cloche one day, but the Tosh did not want to, and so on a long-suffering eight-hour car ride to New Hampshire, this is the hat we could agree upon.
It's knit on US 4's, so not a quick hat, but it won't take you absolutely forever either, and it isn't long before the lace gets going. We discussed the shape of that lily several times, Tosh and I did, and finally settled on something rather spiky and sharp.
And here's our Queen attempting to seduce a hapless Thomas Rhymer. Doomed forever.
1 comment:
I'm so glad someone else talks to their yarn. :) I love the hat. It's lovely and adorable at the same time.
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