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The Apple of My Eye

I love when inspiration strikes...I love even more when an idea works on the first try. I love to introduce new designs to my collection...but it frequently looks somewhat like this...

Step #1 dream up something
Step #2 sketch
Step #3 start knitting
Step #4 not thrilled with what it going on, go back to step 2
Step #5 remember to write down all my pattern notes
Step #6 finish
Step #7 pick the item apart and make it again :)
Step #8 take photos and introduce to the world

This hat went straight from step #1 to #8...which is pretty awesome

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