- had the usual cereal with some real coffee (for a change!)
- ate most of a banana
- am having potato gnocchi with sauteed portabella mushrooms, garlic, and red onions with marinara sauce for lunch
- had another cup of coffee, black
- wonder if all this pink will make me crazy, or hopelessly infantile
Pink Seaman's Hat for Sibling #5
Pattern: Needlebeetle's Seaman's Cap
Size: Medium
Yarn: Plymouth Yarn Encore Worsted (75% acrylic, 25% wool) Color 029
Modifications: Totally unintentional, for the most part. I forgot to bring my US #6 dpns to S'nB last Weds. so I knitted the crown on US #5 dpns instead. I also added an extra row before decreasing to have a slightly deeper crown.
Three Seaman's Caps down, only one to go! (I hope!)
Another Pink Thing
So I opted for the "what strikes my fancy as I cast on" pattern for this hat, which turns out to be a 20" circumference ribbed beanie. (This hat is for a nine year old girl.) I haven't thought very much about how I will decrease it - aside from the intervals - so you'll be just as surprised as me at the crown of this hat when it's done. Sudden cables? Twists? Little purled valleys? There's no guessing; we'll just have to wait and see!

I don't know which of the yarns I'm going to use. The Plymouth yarn has a nice, smooth fuzziness about it in stockinette, but the Cascade yarn is probably of an overall better quality... and less likely to show dirt.
Hmm... I could always do both and give one away, right?
Last night, I:
- had potato gnocchi with sauteed portabella mushrooms, garlic, and... well, you know. I had lunch for dinner. (Or is that dinner for lunch?)
- chugged some OJ
- watched The Corporation
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