In Triplicate
This year, the Christmas order from my boss came in March. She sent me an email with a subject line reading "These are really, really cute… Christmas presents for the boys this year?" The body of the email contained one image.
My son happily modeled one for me. It's small for his 10-year-old head, but that's okay. It's made for a 3-year-old head.
I must say, these are impossibly adorable. I left off the buttons, but otherwise I made no modifications to the pattern whatsoever. There were none needed. I even used the recommended Thick & Quick.
They worked up fast as lightening, the only finicky bit being the ears.
I will most likely end up making one for myself. Because a grown woman wearing a fox hood is completely acceptable, right?
I sat on the pattern for a couple of months and decided to get them done so I could be wide open for the start of the Christmas Sweatshop.
My son happily modeled one for me. It's small for his 10-year-old head, but that's okay. It's made for a 3-year-old head.
I must say, these are impossibly adorable. I left off the buttons, but otherwise I made no modifications to the pattern whatsoever. There were none needed. I even used the recommended Thick & Quick.
They worked up fast as lightening, the only finicky bit being the ears.
I will most likely end up making one for myself. Because a grown woman wearing a fox hood is completely acceptable, right?