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by | Aug 5, 2008 | Uncategorized

I’ve been knitting. And cleaning. And school-supply shopping. Basically I’ve been busy. I tried to take some stash photographs today. Outside on the back bricks. It seemed like lovely light. I was wrong. The reds looked orange and the purples looked blue or brown. And I am not so savvy with the camera that I can fix really bad pictures like that. But these pictures, inside on my diningroom table in the morning sun, look nice, no?

woodland-crown

This is a project that I’ve had in my sketch book for a bit, but then a call came out for a wood-themed project for a non-profit. A very interesting non-profit called the Nude Ewe (it’s yarn you goobers!) based in the UK. The coordinator gave me a gauge, which perfectly matched my Lamb’s Pride Worsted. I was just gonna do a swatch, but then I started knitting and couldn’t stop.

woodland-crown-2

I do so love having a hat form. It makes things so much easier. Easier to tell when things look right. It needs a name. And while I love the Lord of the Rings as much as the next person (and own all three extended dvds) I don’t think I want an LOTR name. I’m not that geek. I’m other sorts of geek, but not that sort. So she needs a name. I’m thinking it looks like a crown for a woodland elf or sprite. But say sprite, and I think soda. Any suggestions?

7 Comments

  1. tata

    My very strange brother had a mannequin named Olivia. Natch, that was the first thing I thought of!

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  2. trillian42

    What about “Woodnymph” or “Dryad”, if Sprite makes you think lemon-lime soda?
    Whatever you call it, it’s darling!

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  3. Eric

    I like Amaretto.
    Just thought I’d mention it. Hey! Amaretto might be a nice name for your head form, too!

    Margarita? Daiquiri? Rum and Coke?

    I need ice.

    Margaritte? Magritte? My grits?

    Cute hat!

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  4. Eric

    Cobweb? Peaseblossom? Mustardseed?
    Hermia?

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  5. Eric

    Daphne? Thelma?
    Why am I obsessed with this head?

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  6. Kaycee

    OOPs misspelled should be “Siobhan”

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  7. Kaycee

    I thought of a few celtic names thought that might fit your theme
    Siobham (pronounced shivon)
    Eartha
    Fiona
    Moira
    Rowena

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