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Friday, July 1, 2011
Finished Fridays:French Lavender Arm Warmers
I really do swear that I am not getting paid to make these. I promised to make fingerless mitts for a friend, and I had grandiose plans for 2 other patterns that went up in smoke as time went by. When I am under the gun timewise, I tend to get impatient. Then I spilled coffee on the yarn for her other patterns, and it was just a major bust. It was apocalyptic. Really, really bad. I digress. So I needed to come up with something quick. And since this yarn is 100% wool, and not so bad for the price. And I can whip these babies out pretty darn quick, I made these. And I like the result.
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