I promised to share some of the other projects I've been working on with you all, so here's another one. It seems so strange to be knitting things so obviously Winter-ish when it's roasting outside, but that's exactly what's been happening here. 
I present to you Exhibit A, the Fuzzy Wuzzy Ear Warmers. They are knit it in four sizes, Large, Medium, Small and child's. They are all knit out of some of my hand spun wool yarn that wasn't selling in my ETSY shop. I didn't use a pattern or anything, but all the same I worry about accidentally being labeled a copycat. Sometimes a design is so straightforward and simple, I'm sure many people have had the same idea before I did. It's a little hard to see in the pictures, but they are just a simple band with a big fat cable in the middle. My dear hubby is the dashing model in these pictures (isn't he a cutie?), but I might see if I can find a different one when I list them in the shop later.
The ear warmers are uber-warm and very comfy, so I do hope that someone sees them and takes advantage of a good deal. Iowa winters can get pretty cold, so I'm keeping one for me too. Yay!
Friday, May 29, 2009
Stocking up for Winter
Posted by Yarn Geek at 10:57 AM
Labels: Etsy, handspun yarn, Knitting
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2 comments:
Cute design. :)
I worry about the same thing sometimes, because I'm sure basic stitches and designs I've used have been used before. But really, who's going to say anything? Someone else who used the design, who, undoubtedly also had someone come before them? I wouldn't worry too much.
I do really like the colors of the yarn. A simple design to admire some nice yarn is always good.
Thanks for your comforting words. It really does help. ;-)
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