After several cocktails and conversation, Colin leans in to kiss me. I back away, explaining that I am, in fact, a married woman. He smiles a tiny, Chesire cat-type smile and leans in closer still. I remind him at that point I was under the impression he was also married, to which his face soured. It was obvious his ego was bruised, but more importantly, it was apparent I had led him on and he viewed me now as this single blob of female that had just wasted a great amount of his time. After all, he had shared his knitting!
Besides the fact that even with a pattern, I'm unable to knit felted ballet slippers that actually fit me. The first two photos are from before the felt, the last two are after two attempts in the washer, with three towels and a tennis ball. The only wavering of the pattern was that I knitted a double strand of yarn instead of a single. Do you think that would make this big of a difference? And no, I'm not exactly sure why there's a place for a dew claw in them, either.
Meanwhile, this is sooooo close to opening I can barely stand it!!! Maybe Colin will stop by for supplies...
1 comments:
I LOVE that graphic! Wow, you'll probably be open when I come over Easter! Yay!!!
I've never knit felted slippers, but I do know that white yarn doesn't felt as well as dyed yarn. The bleaching process, I think.
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