I Finally Mastered Hats and Weird 1940s Socks | Stash Busting August 2022

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This month I continued working through my stash with more vintage knitting projects and I finally made a hat that I like!
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00:00-00:53 Crochet Ripple Blanket
Pattern: Self Drafted
Yarn: Paintbox Cotton Aran in Champagne White and Sailor Blue - AD www.lovecrafts.com/en-gb/p/pa...
00:54-04:22 Mohair Bombshell Bomber
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Yarn: Mystery Mohair from a Charity Shop
04:22-11:33 2 lots of 1940s Socks
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11:33-15:36 A 1930s Daisy Knitter
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15:36-18:03: Bohemian Beanie
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Yarn: Discontinued from WoolyKnit www.woolyknit.com/
18:03-19:06 Totals Update
19:06-21:06 Finished Beanie
21:06-22:38 Thrift Tea Slip On
Pattern: 1930s Vintage and I haven't been able to find a copy online.
Yarn: Drops Snow in Grape www.woolwarehouse.co.uk/yarn/...
22:38-24:49 The final total for the month
24:49-26:51 Reveal
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@EdenYell Год назад

The cardigan is more like something I would wear in the kitchen while cooking or doing dishes to stay warm but also keep my hands clear. It has a niche purpose.

@RetroClaude Год назад

Exactly! I find my sleeve often pick up stray pins so this is perfect for sewing too!

@LualaDy Год назад

True, I hate sleeves that aren't trully long sleeves, HOWEVER, when cooking it's a blessing have them slightly shorter

@mommyingBetchay Год назад

I have that kind of cardigan! I rolled up the sleeves and sewed them.

@kaytiej8311 Год назад

I love how you dabble in all kinds of different techniques with these projects, yet seem to manage to work out how they work. I always enjoy your 'talk through' to get an idea of what you're actually doing, the struggles etc., in a cosy-down-and-chat kind of feel.

@RetroClaude Год назад

I like trying new things all the time. I guess I'm just curious and like a challenge 😁

@rebeccaturner8340 Год назад

I definitely think the beanie looks adorable on you. Not egg headed at all. Holy smokes on that 1930s daisy piece! That is going to be incredible to wear. I can't wait to see that. I'm a crocheter now (recent development) but I really loved that you showed your blanket progress in particular. Completely understand the hand difficulty on crochet though. Maybe I'll try knitting 🤔 I assumed it would be worse because of the double needle situation. I'll have to give that a whirl. I'm having fun watching how much work you're doing lately

@RetroClaude Год назад

I find crochet involves a twist of the wrist which hurts my right hand(the one with the hook) and because you have to grip the work in the left hand my fingers cramp up after a while. When I knit I don't have to hold the needles as firmly so it's less strenuous. Hard to describe and I'm sure most people wouldn't notice a difference but when every bit of energy counts you notice these things 😊

@rebeccaturner8340 Год назад

@@RetroClaude I totally understand little differences adding up. I have nerve pains that come with swelling when I have flare ups so sometimes hand work is just out of the question. When I'm feeling too badly I just can't sit at the table and sew a garment. I thought crochet might scratch the creating itch without having to deal with moving equipment around but I have noticed that my left pinkie and ring finger in particular have quite a bit of stiffness and pain if I'm not careful. 🤷‍♀️ yay chronic pain?

@juliabreckner2759 Год назад

As someone who knits and crochets, I find it really interesting that they can both cause different pain. When I crochet, my hands will cramp up and my right wrist will start hurting (different crochet hook grips have helped a bit, but not gotten rid of the issue). When I knit, I can knit for much longer period of time but then my arms and hands will go numb because I'm holding them in a stationary, slightly weird, position for a long time. So both cause issues but I pick which project to work on depending on what kind of issues I'm more okay with dealing with that day. Have fun trying out the different crafts!

@rebeccaturner8340 Год назад

@@juliabreckner2759 thanks for responding! I find it so interesting how different people deal with the same types of pain while creating things. It's always nice to hear from others with similar experiences (both to commiserate and learn). Hope you have a lovely day!

@irmar Год назад

@@RetroClaude I crochet European style (pencil grip) and only the left wrist twists, the right stays still. And most of the work is held still with your right pinky. If this could help you with the pain, why don't you give it a try?

@knittedbywhitney Год назад

I LOVE this video series Claude! Not just because it's knitting content, but because it's really interesting to see how you're working through your stash. I've had several thoughts over the years of trying to knit only from stash or not buying yarn for a whole year, but my slowness as a knitter and my proclivity for being attracted to yarn like a squirrel is to nuts, makes it hard to stick to my plans haha! Maybe one day I'll finally do it, but until then I'll enjoy watching you work through your stash :)

@RetroClaude Год назад

I too am prone to getting distracted by shiny new things! I'm trying to be better but I'm definitely knitting more as I'm impatient to make room for more new yarn 😂

@Stettafire Год назад

Ditto. I've seen many people set out to use their stash but then you never get to see their process. It's quite refreshing to see not just goal setting, but the process towards working towards that goal. It's very enjoyable :)

@kathythielman8987 Год назад

I don't even knit but I love all of your stash busting knitting videos! They're so cozy and wonderful and great to watch on fall days. I love watching your progress and seeing all the amazing things you make. Thank you for making these!

@asilverfoxintasmania9940 Год назад

Me neither but these videos are inspiring me to give it a go! I got some second hand needles today from someone destashing.

@SusieQ3 Год назад

I think that beanie looks really good on you. It's a warm color that really brightens your face, and I think come February, you're going to be reaching for it. Don't be so hard on yourself. You're much prettier than an egg.

@adrianbacon6677 Год назад

Love that white shirt with the single stripe

@ptty44 Год назад

Loving this series of stash busting vlogs. It's inspiring me to tackle my stash and to start knitting projects that I had always planned to knit, rather than looking at new patterns and buying more yarn for them, lol. So I think I will knit along with your channel and see how much I can use up too. Thanks for the motivation.

@mrsmw2020 Год назад

Wow. My mum had one of those Daisy makers and I used to play around with it as a kid. Mum had it from the 70’s and made blankets with the daisy. Amazing to see someone else use one.

@laurienorton7422 5 месяцев назад

My mother was born in 1919. I was born in 1961 (the baby) and raised with the idea of "Use it up, wear it out, make do or do without."

@ravensnow2931 Год назад

For the 65 m of super bulky yarn, I would personally make hot water bottle covers. It would make the hot water bottles feel like plush toys, which is something I really like when I'm feeling crummy and want to snuggle a bit of warmth. I think that they'd make great gifts. Or else make a few felted wool dryer balls.

@shaunastitches Год назад

I love your stash busting series! I'd love to do this but right now it's too overwhelming to even begin to count what I have. I did pull out 36 skeins of sock yarn in hopes of knitting those as gifts next year....it barely made a dent. It makes you realize just what you can do with what you have already. I'm slowly getting there and your videos are definitely motivation!

@RetroClaude Год назад

Slowly but surely we'll get there. Every little helps 💚

@roxelanaorc4065 Год назад

You've just solved a mystery. A while back i got a little vintage sewing & knitting supplies stash. And in there was a daisy knitting device. Which nobody i've asked knew. So thanks a lot! Will definetely try it out!

@nogladpuns7759 Год назад

I love the hat! I think you wear it fantastically - your hairstyle works well with wearing the hat lower on your forehead, if that makes sense? Like your hair flips a bit at the ends and the overall shape is very cute. I'm loving this series - congrats on the destashing progress!

@jackiejames4551 Год назад

I liked the socks and the hat. I thought they were cute.

@Linduciite1 Год назад

For Drops Snow remaining units, you can make warm headband. Should be sufficient! And its quick and easy.

@juliaw9835 Год назад

You've inspired me to try to get into knitting again, I'm pretty slow at it still but I banged out a 1940s WAAF pullover (from an original pattern, which was tricky to grasp for a beginner) in about 2 months over the summer. Since the weather turned recently, I've been wearing it non stop and constantly telling people "I made this!" and the sheer amount of joy it's brought me - the process, the result, the wearing, the compliments I get - has made a huge difference in what's been a pretty tough year. So, thank you. I don't think I would have made it without your videos to inspire me.

@nixhixx Год назад

The hat looks great. Not at all like an egg!

@nicolawarn5809 10 месяцев назад

Dark socks perfect size for hiking! 🥾

@fernshepherd3416 Год назад

I love that you mention having both upstairs & downstairs projects. Stairs *are* a big deal when you have disabilities/chronic illnesses/chronic pain. I don't have stairs in my apartment right now but I'll still have a project for my bedroom and one for the living room. I can't always afford to get up and walk across the apartment. It's so nice to hear other people in similar situations who do similar things, especially when it's something that gets judgement from able-bodied/healthy people (I can hear my dad saying that it's """"lazy""""" to not just get up & get something, ugh)

@RetroClaude Год назад

Not lazy at all. Efficient. I strive for energy efficiency in everything. Plus having 2 projects on the go is good for when you need a change 💚

@Stettafire Год назад

For years I was sadly one of those ignorant people, who thought people were just "lazy". I got a cold hard dose of reality when I smacked my back pretty bad (fell on some ice and tore up a bunch of a ligaments in my lower back + slipped disk) and couldn't go up the stairs without pain, couldn't lie down without pain, couldn't climb a moderate hill without pain etc etc. Chronic pain is real and it's horrible. I've learned my lesson and I'd like to say I've become a bigger person and would never now acuse anyone of being lazy. You're not lazy, you have a health condition. And I'm sorry for being an ignorant pig for all those years

@Stettafire Год назад

8:50 Hello, my experience with old sock knitting patterns (I was taught to knit from various vintagey 50s-90s patterns from my grandmother). Most of them do not have reinforcement at all. The expectation is that they'll be darned. My grandmother would typically darn the entire toe area as standard as soon as she was done knitting them. Matching colour generally for adults and for children she'd do a random colour depending on their preference or depending on what she had. Darning wasn't really just a repair thing, it was also used for reinforcement. (Stitch in time saves 9) In my experience, it was very very rare for patterns to come with reinforcement built in. You'd generally add your own via darning.

@eyesofthegoddess2967 Год назад

You look great in the hat, it is so sweet looking and makes you look so lovely. Be kind to yourself Claude. Love from Canada 💝💗💓

@chrystalbliske9512 Месяц назад

I know this was made a year ago but I just found your channel. I find it so amazing how quickly you knit vs crochet in respect to the fact that I'm the exact opposite. Loving your channel! I hope this finds you well

@miriamgillham6701 Год назад

A thought, were the first pair of socks intended for a female or girl and the second pair for a male. Who knows, make do and mend people back in the day may have assumed that smaller foot women and children would like the stripy pair and men the plainer pair. I don’t know but people didn’t always think about things, at times, in quite the way we do today. Anyway I don’t knit but I love videos as I enjoy your enthusiasm and style. Thank you for this one.

@TabbyWaddell Год назад

For future hats, knit the ribbing double and fold it up to break up the smooth line going up that creates the egg shape, or add some other sort of extra texture to the brim

@RetroClaude Год назад

Thanks for the tip!

@Jmlugo Год назад

The beanie looks great

@martelvonc Год назад

That brown beanie goes really well with your wool coat.

@kjtherrick4031 Год назад

Your blue and white crochet ripple afghan is looking really nice and will make a beautiful afghan, runner, or shawl. Another option to use up yarn remnants in a crochet project that can easily be done in short bursts is to make granny squares. These are often about 3 or 4 inches square and each square can be one color or more than one, depending on how much yarn you have. Years ago my sister used up remnants of yarn this way. It tood years to have enough granny squares, but when she did, she used one color to crochet all the squares together. It made a lovely multicolored afghan. Your hat is adorable. The mohair wrap over a long-sleeve t-shirt will probably provide you with needed warmth when it gets colder. I wonder whether the second Make-Do-and-Mend sock, being one-size fits all, was the size it came out to be because it was meant to be worn by anyone in the family, man or woman. Just wondering....

@RetroClaude Год назад

I've never tried a granny scare so I might give that a go, thank you 💚

@micahmilne Год назад

Don't think the hats make you look like an egg. Just like a person in a hat. I think it would be really cool to see that 40s slip-stitch stripe sock reimagined in a way that would work out a little better for your feet. The way they turned out looked really cool!

@deemetzger5779 Год назад

I love watching you make things out of small amounts. I don’t have a lot of money to buy yarn so when I am thrifting I pick up small amounts of good yarn cheap and am always looking for ways to use it so I get to knit! Also, you look good in that hat.

@MaireColclough Год назад

The hat looks fabulous, and I'm pretty sure it will keep you warm over the winter 😃 Those flat-knit socks, however...now you've got me curious to dig out my Gran's argyle sock pattern(s). I don't have time for this, Claude! 😂

@RetroClaude Год назад

I'm an enabler I know 😂

@MaireColclough Год назад

@@RetroClaude 🤣

@reginafranklin9659 Год назад

I have one project downstairs in my craft room, and another one in a project bag, by the couch for TV watching. I understand projects on different floors.

@helenealbra Год назад

You look great in hats! Kind of reminds me of Emma Watson in Harry Potter.

@aprillloyd12 Год назад

Oh, I'm so glad you included the daisy knitter tool in this video! My mother passed away, so I've been attempting to organize her craft/sewing room. This week I found her daisy knitter. I had absolutely no clue on what it is or how to use it. Thanks.

@deborahmartyn97 Год назад

Wonderful projects and goal to knit up the bits and bobs. Thank you for sharing it all. I hope you can release some of your self criticism about wearing hats. That beanie looks very fetching on you, I think.

@catpawrosales4265 9 месяцев назад

I would love a video about different ways of heel reinforcement! Because nothing is more disappointing than wearing a pair of socks and the heel wearing out in a week... I don't wear socks any more, but I ocasionally knit them as gifts.

@songindarkness 11 месяцев назад

I love the 1930s original daisy maker! I’ve never even heard of it before. It’s so exciting to have a real piece of history to make some beautiful garments with. And you may not be a fan of hats or chunky cables but the beanie is so cute and I think looks great on you!

@emmaRBC Год назад

Those daisies are so cute! Looking forward to seeing the finished project ☺️

@Cate-and-Maddielion Год назад

that hat looks so nice, I don't get the egg vibe at all. you should wear it!

@mathildedaniau793 Год назад

This video reminded me of a daisy maker my mother gave me when I was a kid. It's plastic and the size and shape of the daisy is customisable. I just found it again in my parents' basement. The exact name is Inox Loom, it dates probably from the 70s.

@allclairesbears Год назад

Heel, sole and toe re enforcement was often done post make using a darning needle and leftover wool. My mum has often talked about doing that. ❤️

@leavesongrass 4 месяца назад

The hat looks great on you when worn farther forward!

@emilysmith2784 Год назад

You could use the rest of the pink bulky yarn for a mug cozy or a cover for a cardboard box to make a little basket. I’ve been trying to get rid of my velvet yarn and that’s what I’ve been doing.

@grape123 Год назад

OMG MY AUNT HAD GIVEN ME AN ORIGINAL VINTAGE DAISY KNITTER AND I HAD NO IDEA WHAT IT WAS SO I THREW IT AWAY

@minjenra Год назад

I am with you crochet is harder on my joints than knitting.

@bunnygaffney2765 Год назад

I totally love the bom shell bomer.

@eva1malene144 Год назад

Found your channel and this series yesterday and was inspired to confront my stash myself, confident that I would have way less than you do. Absolutely shocked to find that I had 180 50 g skeins of yarn🙃 good wake up call, I think😅

@RetroClaude Год назад

Welcome to the Stash Busting Brigade!

@Diniecita Год назад

I think the hat is SUPER cute on you. You are too critical of your head. Is that a weird thing to say…😬 I hope not. Great job. I love watching this and Im excited to try the flat sock pattern.

@kellynelson3186 Год назад

The hat looks cute on you!

@lisascenic Год назад

The beanie is adorable. All heads are egg-shaped, really. Better than broccoli! Knitwear designers in the 20s and 30s sure loved those knit-in-one-weirdly-shaped-piece garments, didn’t they? And when they’re written as one-size-fits-someone patterns, it just adds to the mysterious mess of the project. 🧶😂 I actually have a couple of those daisy looms, but since I’m a failure at crochet, I don’t really know what to do with any potential daisies. 🌼🤷🏽‍♀️

@RetroClaude Год назад

I've seen suggestions to sew them together but I imagine that would be much more time consuming than crochet!

@lisascenic Год назад

@@RetroClaude At some point I need to get serious about learning rudimentary crochet. The ten thousand unfinished projects in the current queue suggest that it may be some time before this happens.

@kimzachris5340 Год назад

I find that my hands hurt less from crocheting if I make sure to have the project resting on a surface nearer my hands, like a desk or table, rather than my lap. It has also helped a lot to switch to ergonomic hooks, and to slow down and make sure my movements are smooth and relaxed.

@RetroClaude Год назад

Ergonomic hooks! I should look into those for sure! Thank you 💚

@tiffanygraves1507 Год назад

I am just learning to knit and Holy smokes!!! Those socks are gorgeous! I would love to make those. 1940s socks have stolen my heart. You did such a great job!!

@whatleighmakes9119 Год назад

I just found your channel and can't wait to binge watch your videos! Thanks to Engineering Knits who gave you a shout out in her craft room organisation video! This has probably been said already (and you are a very established knitter, far more than I am!) but in regards to the socks: colourwork can tighten your gauge, so maybe your gauge is different in the scrappy socks? Tension may change as you keep changing colours too? The baggy pair was only given as a 72 stitch count which is (these days) for a longer / wider foot so maybe that's why they are so long and loose? It is really interesting that it's only 72 stitch count, as usually (these days) that's a large (often male) size. XX

@Michael-if6my Год назад

yay hats! They're such a good way to bust tons of yarn, I can crank one out every day if I wanted. Also everything is gorgeous, I really like the bomber and the blanket lol

@_vanearaujo Год назад

This hat is beautiful! I love the color and I think hats suit you well, but this comfort it's a very personal thing. The cardigan is super great! Ironically, I loved the short sleeves and now I'm willing to knit something simmilar hehe

@Anne-lv2qg Год назад

I am so here for this series! I loved your make do and mend socks, will definitely try those. And I love the hat! I am currently working on a rainbow jumper, yay! I also have been knitting mostly from stash, but mine has to be contained in the little cabinet space under my secretaire desk, as I live in student housing, and my room is already way too full. Very much looking forward to the next installment!

@Midnightpigeon666 Год назад

A deliberately baggy sock 🧦 🧶 😂

@catherinejustcatherine1778 5 месяцев назад

You look so cute in that hat🙂 Halfway through my adjustment project.

@lula456 Год назад

I think the hat really suits you! Amazing how much yarn you managed to get through in just one month 😊

@Crafty_fatkid Месяц назад

Im jealous, berets and tams make me look like 1980s Strawberry Shortcake...lol

@sarahscarbrough2079 Год назад

So, a few things 🧶 - 1. I love all your videos, but especially your knit/crochet ones, so thank you for making such upbeat, cozy yarn videos! 2. I think that cable beanie looks super cute on you 🙂 3. Not trying to be nosy, but is anyone else curious what's behind the door with the keys in the keyhole that's in the background of her videos? I know it's silly, but I just think about it every time I see it. 😁❓

@RetroClaude Год назад

It's no big secret. I sew in half my garage, the door leads to the 'messy' half with buckets and paint tins etc. Or is that just my cover story? Is it a portal to another realm? Is it where I keep my time machine? Who knows 😂

@sarahscarbrough2079 Год назад

@@RetroClaude Thank you - my curiosity has been rewarded! If only messy garage spaces led to other realms or times! 😄

@bowerbirdstyle7661 Год назад

Love the socks!

@gellrb56 Год назад

I think the hats look fine on you.

@gnviev Год назад

Love your beautiful knitting

@missmeg4199 Год назад

Those socks remind me of the Moccasin Socks from Elizabeth Zimmerman. Only she connected the sole to the top of the sock as she was knitting it.

@TheSeattleStitcher Год назад

Love these videos. Look forward to seeing the next months!

@carolynspalding Год назад

I love the hat! It looks great on you!

@IzzyisDizzyandFizzy Год назад

This is my favourite series ever, thank you so much for all your knitting content! (Sewing is also great)

@taylahmillington5388 Год назад

I love your stash busting videos! I love seeing the progress that you're making on your stash.

@nelemmih Год назад

Please continue to try and pronounce Økologisk Sommeruld, it is hilarious!

@Patricia-sx6xd Год назад

Hat is adorable,

@blossompetal784 Год назад

I think the beanie looks fabulous!

@lindyfraser6243 Год назад

I ❤❤❤ the hat. 😊

@pinky62 Год назад

Well done! I think it looks brilliant on you!

@mdmaybe Год назад

I adore the blue toe on the make do and mend socks!

@markhines192 Год назад

The hat looks great on you. Good job.

@anneostsee2764 Год назад

Love the hats on you!! Amazing how much you got done! Greetings from the Netherlands

@AmoCultumAlo Год назад

I love these update videos! Your intro to the series really inspired me to start planning out more of my projects and actually knitting/crocheting my stash down before buying anymore yarn. My purchase rate was heavily outpacing my use rate, so I'm glad to have some concrete plans now. And these videos are definitely helping to keep me motivated to make more and plan ahead. Thanks! Also, I love the hat on you. It looks great!

@asg2833 Год назад

I have just discovered your channel and I love it! So much inspiration! Thank you ❤

@tonicobarrubias4052 Год назад

That hat is soooo beautiful 😍

@emmipaez4898 Год назад

im totally loving this series, waiting on the edge of my seat to see where you are on your stash busting. thanks so much for the video. glad to see you are on the mend and btw the hat looks great

@juliemanley5233 Год назад

Love the hat 🤗

@stevezytveld6585 Год назад

This is a great series, Ms. Claude. The blue & white crochet would make a lovely shall in the winter, curled up in a chair... Those socks are amazing. Complete stash busters - thanks Make Do & Mend. That little daisy contraption is fantastic. I can see it being used as a replacement for lace... The beanie is so cute. If you wear them in the 'egg' style, you're achieving your full mid-January inner Canuk esthetic. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi

@Nessi-dances Год назад

I really enjoy your knitting videos! I like that you are doing this kind of monthly summary and the project highlight ones. It's a good combo! I do find myself scrolling through the Ravelery patterns page while watching >.>

@linr8260 Год назад

The hat looks really cute! I'm excited to see that chunky jumper too

@juliabreckner2759 Год назад

Great video. Loving the project updates. The hat looks really cute. And would probably be a happy wardrobe addition on cold days.

@greyhaircrafter Год назад

The daisy maker was my first fibre craft when I was little. I must have had the 70’s version because it had an orange plastic handle. Oh and I have to comment that hats like they are called toques! And it’s really cute on you.

@pamelasmith6306 Год назад

Oh my gosh…the hat looks adorable…keep it wear it..I am enjoying your progress.. Glad that you are feeling better…

@Codythefnafnerd Год назад

That cable beanie looks great on you! Thanks for encouraging using stash.

@Pearmaiden Год назад

The beanie looks very cute and the color is wonderful on you! The daisy maker is ingenious and I'm excited to see the project all worked up it seems like it will be stunning.

@arianaw6513 Год назад

I think that hat looks perfect on you! The color suits you so well

@kayladionyssiou3636 Год назад

I think the beanie is super adorable, it looks great on you! You should totally rock that!

@patterntreasures Год назад

Loving this series so much! I think the cable hat is cute on you but I totally get what you mean about finding the best way to wear knitted hats. I can't wait to see all your upcoming WIPs as finished projects. :)

@subversive_stitch_knitting Год назад

rly interested & excited to see the finished thrift tea slip on!! ur doing amazing at your stash busting !

@andreahughes1500 Год назад

Thanks!

@KenZchameleon Год назад

I love the beanie on you! It's such a great color and complements your jacket so well. The pompom and cables are just the right size, too. Well done!

@haileyclement5039 Год назад

That hat looks super cute on you!

@tytodreads Год назад

Looking forward to Septs video!

@autumnfoxandrabbitcrafts Год назад

I liked the hat, it does look lovely on you!! Another fab video I really enjoyed this as I do all your videos!! Those dark coloured socks did look ever so comfy!!!xx

@hellorachelthefirst Год назад

adorable knits! I wonder if since the ghost whisper is too warm for summer, if you might unpick it to lengthen the sleeves of the bomber and take advantage of the warm mohair? then you could also do the i-cord and the embroidery, if you like!

@RetroClaude Год назад

Oooh maybe! I might end up with an odd quantity of yarn left I suppose, plus I do quite like the ghost whisperer... Decisions, decisions...