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The frog curse has come upon me.
It all started with my three color summer sweater Frenchy, which I knit twice.
The Yosemite sweater was a disaster - frogged and turned into a short cardigan.
A lucky misfit was the first ribbed hat, intended for my husband - it turned out too small, so it went to our son, and I knit another one for hubby.
Then the fingerless gloves were too big - and I knit them twice - again.
And the story goes on with my latest two hats:
Robin seemed a simple enough project - but the pattern is totally unbecoming me. The yarn is going elsewhere ...
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Followed Sherlock - a brimmed beanie with a ponytail opening. First the brim was too big, then the hat too short and narrow. So I ripped it out and did it again, and again.
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The series is to be continued, I expect ... :)
Sorry for your frustration, but I LOVE your flow chart!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gail! I'm not sure who did this chart, I came upon it while randomly browsing sometime ago and found it hilarious. And today it seemed totally appropriate for my series of misfits :)
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