2 models make you so jealous that you want to buy their garments.

 I'm back. I finished my knitted hood and I successfully quit my skirt because I realized it was a lot bigger than I anticipated. It can be nicely transformed into an infinity scarf as (beautifully modeled below) or you can put it on your head. The hood was easy to make, but it took awhile because it is very long. It was just made in the knit stitch on straight needles, and then sewn up after. Don't forget to look below at my beautiful sister and I modeling these two things I made. Did you hear? We just got signed to Vouge Italia. We aren't Italian, but we're just that good.

Wigging

I'm not done! This is a progress post. I'm working on the knitted hood. I also set up a very nice knitting area as you can see in the pictures below. I'm very excited about it. Unfortunately (not shown in the picture) I have ran out of yarn. So now I am faced with the great conundrum of either buying more yarn or using a non-matching color to finish it. Comment below to let me know what you think I should do. Haha jk jk I have no readers. THIS ISN'T A GUILT TRIP. PS. I think the word "wigging" should come back. 

Hello model

Wow those peace sign sheets from the fourth grade are top notch

Avoiding responsibility and giving myself more knitting projects

I'm back! I've taken on a many knitting projects. I learned how to do continental knitting, because it's faster. I'm not very fast at it though. It is helpful learning different kinds of knitting. I also started a skirt from a knitting magazine. I'm making a knitted hood for my Mom, because she found a free pattern at Michaels for me, and asked me to make it for her. Also it's pretty easy. I'm also going to start a hat that I saw in the TV show Firefly. I've wanted to make this hat for awhile, and I'm finally going to do it! Hopefully all these projects go well. Please enjoy these pictures below. 

Me doing Continental knitting on the knitted hood.

The Skirt

 

This.....

...Will turn into this

I mean the yarn. Not the person. 

Me posing with a pattern. Dang that model is beautiful.Which one? Both. 

Wow. Such a good read. Knitting patterns. 

The Blanket Is Finished!

Hey everyone! I finished my blanket! After a century of work, it is now complete. Some things I don't love about it are on one side there's too much of a scrunch from when I started. Also I messed up on some parts. However, I really like it, and I'm super proud of myself for finishing this. It was really fun, and It was pretty inexpensive to make. Thanks Thrift Store! I only used 3 balls of yarn! They were pretty big, though. Also at the end, I ran out of yarn, so I had to finish it with smaller yarn. However, It started to come out, so I had to sew the end. I knitted a row and purled a row, and that's how I did it! I'm so glad I finished this. Yay for being proud of myself! Now on to the next knitting adventure. 

Sarit makes progress on her blanket

Welcome everyone to a new blog post. I'm almost done with this blanket! It's taken many centuries to create. As you can see below it's pretty darn long, and you may be thinking "Sarit, that is done, girlfriend!" No it's not because I want it to be a comfortable length blanket, and a comfortable length of a blanket is not the length of a person's torso and down. It's longer than that. According to me. I got some more red yarn for this, and it was only $3! Thank you Thrift Store! I used this in the car on a road trip and I knit it while using it. It was glorious. I'm almost done with it, and I'm so excited! I hope you enjoyed this progress post.

Tiny girl knits normal sized blanket

 This is progress post. I mentioned my blanket in a previous post. I wanted to show you all how it's going! It take awhile as you can see, but I'm really happy with how it's turning out so far.  Can you believe that all that plum section cost me $10 and the red color section cost me $2 and it's not even done yet! I'm so sad because I don't think I can bring it with me on my trip to Costa Rica (!) because it's getting heavy! I really love it. It's such a fun project, and the pattern isn't difficult, and I think I can get more of this yarn at the Thrift Store. I'm so excited for this to be over and for me to be able to use it! As you can see it's pretty holy because the yarn is not made for such big needles, but I think it looks super rad. Don't you?! You kinda have to say yes because I've been saying how I like it and you don't want to hurt my feelings so ha I trapped you. Happy 4th of July to all you Americans out there. (I added a bonus picture at the end of me eating a cupcake in honor of the 4th of July, and because I like cupcakes.)

Two girls take pictures of themselves. You won't believe what happens next.

Hey folks. I made a hat! On a loom! I used two strands of the same color, so it is very thick and comfy. I like this hat, but I'm not sure about the top of it. I guess it looks good. It looks good. I like it. I like the hat. I was going to make it for my brother, but I don't think it will fit his head.  Thank you cousin and sister for telling me this. He has a much bigger head than I do, and the hat fits my head pretty snuggly. Is that a word that is being used correctly? I don't know. I can do whatever I want. It's my blog! Thank you, Sarit for that assessment. You're very welcome, Sarit. Ok moving on. The black hat is the new hat that I made yesterday, and what the post is about. The pink one (if you've been following along) is the one that was in the last post. I am liking it more than I said I liked it in the previous post. Sometimes right after I knit something I don't really like it, but then I grow to like it more. Look below for some pretty snazzy model pictures that should be in Vouge.

Shout out to my sister for being an A+ model with me. Aren't we too cute?