Today I should be grocery shopping since the big kids are at their one day a week of school, but Logan and Ian are playing so well together and I finally got the fussy-fuss-bucket to sleep, so I’ll show you all what I finished during LDS General Conference this weekend.
I started this while I was hanging out in bed right after Hunter was born and have worked on it a row at a time since. I was worried that it would have to be a hat for the cold weather next year since we had such a warm February and beginning of March, but the weather obliged my winter hat knitting and gave us some snow this weekend.
I got the pattern from ravelry which I was totally addicted to right before Hunter was born as I tried to find the perfect baby hat and booty patterns. This pattern is the Rib-a-Roni by Jane. I knit it up in super soft malabrigo kettle dyed yarn which I totally love. The blue I got just for this hat. The yellow was used for Julia’s hair.
I’ve got another homeschooling post or two in my brain, so that’s probably what the rest of this week’s post will be about.
Wishing for spring!!
I love that hat, and the cute boy, who seems so old, who is wearing it.
I am so glad that spring has hit these parts but I am also very jelous of that white stuff I see on the ground in your neck of the woods. We had only one day cold enough this year to produce the fun white stuff, but none was to be had in our yard.
Love it!! You’re so talented!! I wish I could say it’s springy here, (so you’ll be tempted to move back), but it was in the 30s today, and it was hailing. We’re wishing for spring here too. I’m looking forward to more homeschooling posts. Thansk for sharing your thoughts with us!
Love it!! You’re so talented!! I wish I could say it’s springy here, (so you’ll be tempted to move back), but it was in the 30s today, and it was hailing. We’re wishing for spring here too. I’m looking forward to more homeschooling posts. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us!