Word somehow got out at our restaurant that I was making headwraps. Before I knew it, two of the servers, Sally & Cecily, had placed orders. Devin told them I'd do it for $10 a piece if they bought their own yarn. And so began my commissioned knitting career. In the end I ended up making five, so now I have $50 to spend on yarn, I guess. Or needles. I've been eyeing these fancy interchangeable ones.
Cecily's yarn was really chunky yarn, so it was even faster to knit. I love how much the texture stands out with the thicker yarn, especially on the orange wrap.
They were good sports when I showed up after the lunch rush to take a million pictures of them.
Making all these in a short period of time, I discovered that it's a bit more fun to make stuff for myself or for gifts than it is to mass-produce for cash. Just a thought.
ugh...love them so much.
ReplyDeleteThese look so great! If I lived in Utah or another cold place I would pay you to make me one. :)
ReplyDeleteI am impressed with your photography skills, too!