"Please tone down the charm. Stop being such a diverse actor, stop choosing such wonderful roles, just stop everything.

I'm a straight male and you're making me feel very gay. I don't appreciate it. :( "


LOL!

=D

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1195855/board/nest/130893530?p=1

So I may have been a little ambitious.... but it turned out great!

I used the Stitch'n'Bitch Kittyville pattern, and changed the number of stitches to fit my gauge.

The lion is actualal from the middle of a fair-isle purse pattern on Ravelry. So yeah. =]

My friend Sarah Jo is modeling the hat. She requested a hat, which started the whole thing. =]

I have another friend who's asking me to make her one. I just old her to get me some yarn! =]


 I used the Kittyville hat pattern from stitch'n'bitch (also can be found here: http://www.kittyville.com/knit/kitty_hat.html ) wothout the ears.

I used the intarsia pattern for this purse: http://rosemary.craftborg.com/2007/08/02/hp-house-fair-isle-pouch-bags/ (I just used the lion in the middle.)

To help me with the in-the-round intarsia, I used this site: http://scrubberbum.typepad.com/moth_heaven/2008/02/tutorial-intars.html

That's all it really is. You can probably use any intarsia pattern you want for it. I just started the intarsia about two rounds after the seed stitch. Hope this helps! =]

On the edge, never falling. Wishing I could,  knowing I can't. Oh, to be cliche.

I'm gonna go die now...

YAY!!!

Finally, after five years of knitting, I am officially calling myself a KNITTER!! And all because of a, oh, 8-inch piece of garter stitch, too.

( SO, )

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( Eternal Love ) 
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