But I am not. I am just that crazy. You know how I gave Pablo a medicine bag to take to camp, and then wanted a matching one? Well I had just learned to knit an I-cord and I thought, what better than an I-cord for the necklace part? Then I thought, where the heck am I going to find needles small enough? Apparently in the kitchen. Hey, it worked. So without further ado, here are our crocheted medicine bags (I made Pablo a brand new one) with knitted I-cords, ready for camp a whole week early.
I love how his shines!
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Knitting with Toothpicks. You think I am kidding.
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You did not!!!
ReplyDeleteYou're so awesome.
He won't forget this you know!
You ARE crazy! That's fantastic. lol
ReplyDeleteYeah! I am so glad they turned out well. They look great. Good work on knitting with REAL toothpicks - I have only managed to knit with needgles that LOOK like toothpicks.
ReplyDeleteFollowing the BlogHer ads link because this knitter could not resist a post title such as this one.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the idea - I have seen toothpicks used as knitting needles for display in miniature dioramas, but never thought of using them all real-like (bamboo skewers might work as well, albeit not as adorable or twee.)
holy smokes!! that takes skill! i think i'd have to do it under a magnifying glass. lol
ReplyDelete~tara