The Knitted Helmet Liner, started less than two weeks ago, is now complete and ready to send back to Patternworks. Here's how it turned out...
My ever-patient husband modeled it for me...can't you see the smile under there?
This pattern is free with purchase of yarns approved for making these helmet liners for the troops. Just go to Patternworks and click on the little ad towards the bottom of their main page.
I've been working on this project in the evenings while enjoying coverage of the Olympics, so now I guess I'll have to find another project to work on. I really thought this would take me much longer to knit since I am a slow knitter, but I was able to finish it pretty quickly. Those of you who are fast knitters could probably work one of these up in just a few days. The price was right too, just the cost of one skein of yarn. I hope the person who gets this one wears it well, stays safe and comes home soon to family and friends.
Happy Stitching!
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My ever-patient husband modeled it for me...can't you see the smile under there?This pattern is free with purchase of yarns approved for making these helmet liners for the troops. Just go to Patternworks and click on the little ad towards the bottom of their main page.
I've been working on this project in the evenings while enjoying coverage of the Olympics, so now I guess I'll have to find another project to work on. I really thought this would take me much longer to knit since I am a slow knitter, but I was able to finish it pretty quickly. Those of you who are fast knitters could probably work one of these up in just a few days. The price was right too, just the cost of one skein of yarn. I hope the person who gets this one wears it well, stays safe and comes home soon to family and friends.
Happy Stitching!
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Labels: helmet liner, knit pictures
posted by Mary Grace McNamara on Sunday, February 21, 2010
2 Comments:
It looks great! Thanks for stopping by my blog today. I left Wordpress because I found it more difficult to personalize my page- especially on the cheap. You can not post videos or music players on your blog unless you pay for it, which has been a bit of a sore spot for me since I have been wanting to start making video tutorials. I do like the post editor in Wordpress better tho.
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Jandi, At
February 21, 2010 at 6:27 PM
Awesome. What a great reason to knit! I say ditto on the well wishes for whomever wear it!
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Adrienne, At
February 21, 2010 at 8:38 PM
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