
I tossed it in with two loads of laundry yesterday (I forgot to leave it in with the third), and it definitely still needs more felting. Results to come.
I also finished a beret for me out of Royal Alpaca:

(I haven't blocked it yet.) It's the Meret, but with my "own" lace pattern (modified from a Barbara Walker edging), more rows, and a nub at the top. So I guess it's just the stitch count and the brim that's from Meret. But it's not the regular Meret brim, it's the alternate one listed that knit-along knitters used. So I guess it's not really a Meret, is it? Whatever it is, it's done (except for blocking), fits, and should keep my head warm in a (hopefully) non-hair-squishing way.
Now that the needles from my beret are free, I've started a present for my grandma.
I'm heading over to my mom's for Thanksgiving soon. I made the cranberry sauce.
3 comments:
Andrea, I am loving your version of the Mistery Meret! Good job!
The hat pattern looks like a flower --- a calla lily. Neat! (Nice hat.)
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Thanks!
I think BW calls the pattern a tulip bud, but I think of it as a leaf. It does rather look like a calla lily too!
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