

Then knit tuques, which, although I cast on the number of stitches I calculated to be appropriate, ended up arbitrary sizes:


The mom said she'd roll up the brim, and their hoods would keep them on. (What is it with me and tuques? If I try to make them specific sizes, they never fit. *sigh*)
Given the amount of green that came off on my dpns:

I decided to set the dye in the green tuque (I didn't want the mom to freak out when her fair-haired kid came home with green hair):

I gave it a soak in water with some vinegar, then plain water, then gave both tuques a eucalan bath.
The mom is thrilled. I'm not sure what the kids think yet... they're both miserably sick, so I haven't pestered them.
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