
These hats are now washed and blocked and ready to give as a gift. They are soft and squishy, however, because this yarn (see 2 blogs down), even tho it is 100% acrylic, will require a little bit of special care. It can be washed in the washing machine on gentle and cold water but, it can’t go in the dryer, it must be laid flat to dry, and they took a full day and night to dry (maybe because of the weather or because they are so thick), would be less time I’m sure if you put a fan on it during the day. That might be a problem for people who aren’t familiar with knitwear care. So I will reserve this yarn for family and friends who are knit worthy :P. The friend, who these were made for, is knit worthy, but because she is a busy nurse I hope this won’t be a pain for her. Her babies will be warm tho :).
Now to work on a hat for my daughter out of some hand spun alpaca.
This is my progress on the Scarf Along I was doing with my friend Kari.
Well, had my hand Dr appt. today and the cast is off! I will now be wearing this for at least the next 4 weeks. Plus starting Thursday I will be having physical therapy appts, where I will find out what my new physical therapist determines will be the duration of my torture, I mean therapy sessions. The dr was nice enough to prescribe me pain meds for the upcoming therapy sessions after he bent my little finger to see it’s flexibility after being in the cast for 6 weeks and my eyes almost bugged out of my head, and I said I don’t think I want physical therapy. He then informed me that if I didn’t I would lose a lot of mobility in my fingers, and to be honest at that point I would have been fine with that :P. Can you tell I am not looking forward to these? I’m accepting volunteers to take my place for those :P.
I couldn’t resist this one more stitch marker set from 

Happy Father’s Day DAD!!!


