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Wednesday, November 09, 2005

Proof!


Warmest hat in the world--and it's purple. Details at the hatalong. *By the way, my Denise needles will never be the same. . . The gorgeous purple yarn dyed them! I don't think the purple is coming off on anything else, fortunately, and as long as that doesn't happen, I'm okay with it. Can't wait to see how long it takes to wash the dye out of the hat. Wow.

posted by msubulldog @ 8:21 PM  

1 Comments:

At 5:03 AM, Blogger Reb said...

I noticed that happened with my Denises as well. Also purple yarn! (Rowan Calmer). Great hats!

 

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