I've been on a hat-making jag lately. I've made about 10 of them this fall. There was a blue one, a red one, a turquoise one, a green one, two gray ones, a black one, a brown one, a purple one in progress and this stripey one.
Hats are like crack with the much more pleasing side affects of warmth and fuzziness.
In honor of my hat-making obsession, I would like to offer one to you! Leave a comment on this post saying why knitting is awesome (or why law school is lame) and I will choose one of the commentors at random to get a hand-knit hat. If the winning entry is in poetry form (the worse the poetry, the better), they will have input on what kind of hat it is (otherwise, I get to choose, and you KNOW it will include a pom-pom).
Ok? Go!
Hats are like crack with the much more pleasing side affects of warmth and fuzziness.
In honor of my hat-making obsession, I would like to offer one to you! Leave a comment on this post saying why knitting is awesome (or why law school is lame) and I will choose one of the commentors at random to get a hand-knit hat. If the winning entry is in poetry form (the worse the poetry, the better), they will have input on what kind of hat it is (otherwise, I get to choose, and you KNOW it will include a pom-pom).
Ok? Go!
Hats don't suck out souls.
ReplyDeleteUnlike law school, they just
Keep souls (or brains) warm.
(Hat haiku.)
I think you should make a hat for Brad. I bet he could wear it like nobody's business
ReplyDeleteKnitted hats are the best!! I love wearing the ones my mom has made. Someday, I'll be brave enough to knit more than scarves. :)
ReplyDeleteI've never been to a law school, so I don't know how much it sucks, but business school sucks! I'm so glad I'm done with it. I hope you finish soon!
Once upon a time I knit a scarf. It took me seven years.
ReplyDeleteI WANT to knit, I really do. I tried to teach myself using youtube videos. But I get frustrated. I have this bad habit of wanting to be GOOD at things without the actual getting-good-at-them-by-practicing bit.
Assuming the goal is bad poetry...
ReplyDeleteThere once was a knitter named JoAnna
Who doesn't usually wear a bandana
She's from Indiana
But lives in Atlanta
And knitting turns her into Santa!
Also, please enjoy: http://www.yarnharlot.ca/blog/archives/2011/02/10/just_get_me_the_coffee.html
ICLW 89. I think I'm too late for the hat giveaway, but your scarf in that picture is gorgeous! I don't knit, but I do admire the work of y'all who do. (I'm relatively close - over in Huntsville AL).
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