First we have the snood:
Next we have a muff:
Then we have, of course, the cowl:
And lastly we have the tube top:
Granted for that last one you have to be about 5'3'' and 105 lbs.
After knitting my lovely cowl, I seem to have some leftover yarn.
For $25 it can be yours.
I'd like to thank my almost unwilling son Patrick for doing this for me. I didn't even have to pay him. Much.
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Your son is a great model! I have to admire his bravado in doing it.
That is hilarious!
Oh, dear! You're going to have to give him a raise, I think! VERY cute post!
He looks fab in his knitted tube top :)
Still am trying to get over the cost of the yarn - I'm kind of a yarn snob, but, wow!
HAHA!
Your dh may find the tube top cute on you....
At least you are getting some use out of it.
At least it's a GORGEOUS overpriced cowl.
PBK
At least it's a GORGEOUS overpriced cowl.
PBK
There is just so much to love about that!
Ha Ha! What a great sport your son is. I see that you leave comments over at Voolenvine's blog and wanted to say "Hello!" I wasn't prepared for a good belly laugh. =) Thanks for that!
Renee
I can't believe you got your son to do the tube top pix. What a great sport. I hope you rewarded him outrageously! I looked up the yarn and it would be $44 retail. Now, they would get that much less at wholesale cost so adding $34 for a pattern and needles is ridiculomous! So sad to turn off new knitters that way (and this is coming for a girl who has a $60 angora scarf so cost isn't usually a problem here.)
LOOOOVE IT!!!! Very stylish very snug and multi-functional. Men should wear tube tops more often!
I like the tube top the best - too funny!
The cowl is gorgeous though - looks very snuggly!
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