Do you remember the link to the free Heart-on-a-String hat pattern from the folks at Spud and Chloë? Well, I gave it a try and here it is! I think it turned out really cute. I love the yarn—the colors are delicious and the texture is somehow heavy and springy all at once. It’s the closest a hat can get to being a spongecake.
The kids don’t have school today, so we’re off to the Science Museum after lunch. I love days like this that are a nice balance of getting stuff done in the morning and then having fun in the afternoon. The Science Museum is in the midst of its annual OmniFest so we’re going to head to the giant theater and imagine we’re sweltering on an African safari instead of freezing in the upper midwest.
grandpa jeff says
Nice modeling job Lexie! Where are we going with all of the money you are making on your new job …. Dairy Queen? The hat looks pretty cute, too.
Jackie says
Where did you get the yarn that you used?
Patti says
Cute cute hat! You are definately an official knitter now 🙂
Shannon Taylor says
Thanks, ladies (and ever-faithful Dad)! I got the yarn from a shop called Darn. Knit. {Anyway} in Stillwater. I found them online after looking for the specific Spud and Chloe yarn. Carly was kind enough to mail the yarn to me for the cost of the gas it would have taken me to get up there. I look forward to visiting the shop in person some day.
Ado says
Hi Shannon, FYI we gave you a shout-out on our Facebook page (The Momalog Blog). (-: