WIP, FO, and CMC

The Palidrone Scarf pattern knitted from Filatura Crosa Primo yarn I purchased at the closing of the Yarn shop in Avon, CT last year. I only have 2 skeins so this will be a shorter version, more ascot looking. I'll incorporate a  center opening where the other side of the scarf can be pulled through. I'll have to post a photo follow-up photo bc, boy is it hard to explain.

Trapper Hat had practically knit itself last night from a lone skein of  some ancient Briggs and Little BULKY.  Luckily the hat is for a child and a smaller version. I had just enough yarn with barely 2 inches to spare, not even!

CMC you ask?

This Confetti Manufacturing Canine never disappoints. How she manages to withdraw tissue by tissue, the Kleenex from the high shelf on the hutch in the mudroom bathroom perplexes us all. Maybe she has the cats working for her. We find delicately shredded  tissues sculpted into a nice rounded piles in front of the pedestal sink. They are  lengthwise, feathery stacks, not even slobbered on.  Well, maybe not so surprising from the gal who removed every tail feather from Violet's (our parakeet) derriere. How Violet got out of her cage is another mystery. Maybe the cats are in her employ. And yes, Violet has recovered.

Comments

[Teresa C]

So funny! Great knits, too.

[Laurie]

That is a remarkable dog. So delicate, and so, well, destructive is too strong a word...creative? Keeping herself amused, is all, I'm sure.

Palindrome looks good. Nice uses of stash yarn.

[Karen]

Very nice hat and scarf!

That is a vey creative dog you have there.

[Manise]

She and Elisa's (Conkateknit) dog Zorro should get together! Zorro has a penchant for cashmere it would appear. Nice scarf- have it in my queue.

[Beth S.]

I just love Palindrome. I should have picked that pattern for holiday knitting--it looks like so much fun to knit!

Your dog is a clever one. Manise is right, she and Zorro would be like Pinky and the Brain taking over the world. ;-)