Okay so yesterday I was looking over my posts and I noticed that I often start with "Hello again" so today it is just Hi.
Last week and part of this week I have been working on ribbed beanies for my stall in March. In total I want to have ten ribbed beanies to sell. At the moment I have made five. They actually take quite a long time to make. It is about 4 hours if I just sat down and focused really hard. But considering I take time to make tea and do some house chores and answer the phone and have lunch it lands up taking me a whole day to make one. (in case you were wondering I charge as though it were four hours. I timed it the first time and I made it without stopping.)
I am so tired of making these beanies that I am going to change to making some of the other stuff before I make the next five.
Here are some photos that my sister took for me. I even got my other half to help me model them.
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| Blue Beanie without PomPom |
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| Pink Beanie with Pompom |
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| Red Beanie with Pompom |
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| Blue beanie without Pompom, not folded |
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| Blue beanie without Pompom, folded |
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| all 5 beanies, although two still need sewing up. |
As you can see the beanies are quite stretchy due to the ribbed stitch. There is only one blue beanie and I can wear it and I have a small head (I choose my glasses from the children's range) and my man has a large head. He struggles to find hats that fit him and as a consequence gets sunburned on his face quite often.
I hope you enjoyed the little peak into my life,
Keep Drinking Tea,
Diella
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