I wasn't sure how much I would need so I bought two hanks, and it looks like I will need part of the second to finish off the hat. I'm thinking there might be enough left over to make myself a little something.............
It looks a bit like there is a big gaping hole in this picture, but rest assured all is as it should be.
As for reading, I just finished Pope Joan. It was a good read, but tended to drag just a bit for my tastes. I have moved on to Freedom, by Jonathan Franzen. I'm not far enough in yet to tell if I like it or not, so I'll refrain until I've read more.
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Oooh, that yarn really does look beautifully silky. Gorgeous colour and pattern too :)
ReplyDeleteYour swap partner will love that hat! The yarn is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe yarn your using looks lovely! I love the "made in Britain" idea!
ReplyDeleteI really like the color and am looking forward to seeing it finished!
ReplyDeleteThe wool has such a wonderful sheen to it!
ReplyDeleteYour swap partner is going to love the hat!
ReplyDeleteIt's looking fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYour swap partner would be very happy. Love it!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that yarn looks fabulous. The colour is gorgeous and it looks incredibly soft. I'm sure your partner will love it!
ReplyDeleteThat yarn looks so soft and I love the color! Your swap partner will love it!
ReplyDeleteDigging the texture on the hat. And the yarn looks really soft! Now you need to try a silk-mohair blend. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks great thus far!
ReplyDeleteOoh I love the sheen of that yarn. And the hat too. Your swap partner will be so pleased I'm sure.
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I, too, am knitting a beret--but mine doesn't look like anything right now. Yours, however, looks fantastic! I bet your swap partner will adore it. The yarn is gorgeous, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lucky swap partner! That colour is beautiful, the hat is going to be gorgeous when it's finished. X
ReplyDeleteI love how the yarn looks...especially knitted up. Great hat.
ReplyDeletea swap sounds fun, your partner is going to be so happy. :)
ReplyDeleteI love those kinds of pink colors; it has a lovely sheen, too :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely colour, that head looks very handy for hat knitting!
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