Start to Finish
If I've learned anything from my work life as a project manager, it is to prioritize for the quickest win; in other words, go for the low-hanging fruit. That is how I was able to make quick work of one of the items recently resurrected from the Knitting Dead Pool: my brother's once and former scarf.
Begun in November, 2005 but sadly forgotten by January, 2006:
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Today, morphed from scarf to 20 grafted inches of now-circular cables:
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At the finish line one year later, the scarf transforms into quite a handsome hat (top view)!
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Yes, Virginia. There is life after the Big Plastic Bag.
Begun in November, 2005 but sadly forgotten by January, 2006:
(Click photo to enlarge)Today, morphed from scarf to 20 grafted inches of now-circular cables:
(Click photo to enlarge)At the finish line one year later, the scarf transforms into quite a handsome hat (top view)!
(Click photo to enlarge)Yes, Virginia. There is life after the Big Plastic Bag.
posted by La Cabeza Grande at 11/21/2006 03:43:00 PM
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5 Comments:
So cool! Great job!
Beautiful!! That's how to make a silk purse out of a sow's ear :)
Love. It. How clever of you, and the resurrection of projects is quite a noble pursuit.
What a gorgeous hat it's become. Yay you!
Good lord, I have no idea how you did that, but it looks great.
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