So I have never "sold" any of my knitting before, but my hair stylist asked me if I would knit a kitty hat for her niece and I said "sure, that won't take too long." Thus, I made my first for profit knit. I traded this kitty hat for a hair cut, and I couldn't be more pleased. The pattern is adapted from the Stitch-n-Bitch adult kitty hat so that it would fit a little person. I cast on 63 stitches, made the ear-flaps 14 stitches wide and the ears 10 stitches wide. Voila! Baby Kitty Hat.
Sunday, January 20, 2008
For Profit
So I have never "sold" any of my knitting before, but my hair stylist asked me if I would knit a kitty hat for her niece and I said "sure, that won't take too long." Thus, I made my first for profit knit. I traded this kitty hat for a hair cut, and I couldn't be more pleased. The pattern is adapted from the Stitch-n-Bitch adult kitty hat so that it would fit a little person. I cast on 63 stitches, made the ear-flaps 14 stitches wide and the ears 10 stitches wide. Voila! Baby Kitty Hat.
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3 comments:
Very cute Beth!
That is JUST TOO CUTE Beth, great idea about adapting it, I'll have to make one of those for the niece...
Ah, a kitty hat from her aunt cat! I am also thinking I may make one for my little niece too.
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