Immediately I cruised on over to the site to check it out. Turns out that this knitter is German and her entire blog is in German so I couldn't read a thing that she said, just stare at the picture. Then I Googled her site and sure enough it was my lucky day, directly next to the link to her site was a translator provided by Google. Naturally I clicked on it and magically what I could not read a minute before was transformed to words that made since to me.
She said she made it as a chemo cap and it was relatively easy to execute. I'm extactic that it turned out so great for her and that whomever the recipient is will have a warm head to make her life a bit easier. Thanks Christiane, your hat turned out great!
5 comments:
Isn't that cool! The power of the internet has your hat being made as a chemo cap half way around the world!
Big smile!
Les
I'll make your hat, Libby, this winter. How are you doing? Love the little sweater - it is so cute!
Wow! That is so cool about the hat pattern. The internet make the world seem so small... that is that we can link up with each other from such far distances. Take care and Happy KNITTINT!
Yay! I am proud of you! Garmisch can go to Garmisch now!
I still have to knit your hat! The whole chart thing intimidates me though, although one advantage is that all rows are read as RS or "read as-is" which helps. I have trouble with the counter-intuitive (to me) WS chart rows. I'd probably "cheat" and translate it to row-by-row instructions first, lol.
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