Today has been wonderful! First, Anni329, who posted those luscious pictures a few days ago, did the sweetest thing! She sent me her teen capelet pattern, but it was crochet and I only knit. I joked that I would give it to my grand daughter's Mother to do as she crochets nice pot holders. Today Anni sent a sweet note and an incredibly beautiful potholder pattern for my D-in-L. It is called chrysanthemum.
Then later today, I heard from the Ravelry designer Sara Gresbach
. I bought her Hoodsie pattern for my Grandson, who is a very large 8, because it was suitable for children and teens. But the pattern turned out to be called Adult Hoodsie. I wrote to her to ask if there was a teen pattern instead. It is all one pattern, but she offered to convert it for me. I dumped all my problems on her, Andy's size and age, different yarn, smaller needles, and that my first convertion effort would keep an elephant warm. Bless her heart, moments later she sent suggestions for size, why my needles and yarn would work as she knit tightly, and a tip to make sure the hood would be right. All for a $4.00 sale.
Two wonderful knitters/crocheters made a fussy old lady very happy today. As someone posted a few days ago, knitters truly are nurturers.
Then later today, I heard from the Ravelry designer Sara Gresbach
. I bought her Hoodsie pattern for my Grandson, who is a very large 8, because it was suitable for children and teens. But the pattern turned out to be called Adult Hoodsie. I wrote to her to ask if there was a teen pattern instead. It is all one pattern, but she offered to convert it for me. I dumped all my problems on her, Andy's size and age, different yarn, smaller needles, and that my first convertion effort would keep an elephant warm. Bless her heart, moments later she sent suggestions for size, why my needles and yarn would work as she knit tightly, and a tip to make sure the hood would be right. All for a $4.00 sale.
Two wonderful knitters/crocheters made a fussy old lady very happy today. As someone posted a few days ago, knitters truly are nurturers.