With the snow creeping down the mountains these last few days, it was only a matter of time before Jack Frost painted his frost flowers all around the homestead. This morning, our little farm was magically transformed into a wonderland of dusty ice.
Just in time, I finished the Violet Cap by Melissa LaBarre from the first edition of Making ~ and the second issue is due out in early November! It is a light weight hat just perfect for these cool mornings that warm up into sunshiney afternoons. I used some leftover yarn from this shawl which is the perfect weight for a slouchy, lacey hat.
Sunshine asked to share this hat with her…It’s hard to resist someone who loves my knitting so much!
*Be sure to join me on October 20 for a give-away of my Wool Maiden yarn!
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Hello out there, I'm happy you stopped by! My name is Jules and I am grateful to share my family's homegrown adventures here...from homeschooling to homesteading.
This space is my own reminder to savour the beauty amidst the chaos and messes of motherhood...to see the extraordinary in the everyday ordinary. Thank you for joining me.
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I love your Jack Frost pictures and also the pictures of the pretty hat. That yarn great. Your model is beautiful.
Thank you, Cathie! I love the model…oh, and the hat, too!
xo Jules
Gorgeous photos! (I also really like your header photo — the changing leaves!)
I’d love to have you link up at my weekly Yarn Fanatic Party! This week’s can be found here: http://www.thephilosopherswife.net/2016/10/yarn-fanatic-party-64.html
Hi Rachel,
Thank you for your kind comments. I will check out your Yarn Party! Thanks!
xo Jules
So lovely, Jules. The hat and your gorgeous photos. I’m loving visiting your sweet space again!
Hugs,
Taisa