I've been enjoying experimenting with fair-isle knitting. I spent a lot of our recent vacation to the midwest in front of air conditioning or on the Mississippi river knitting hats. Here are the fruits of my labor:
Hatstravaganza
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
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