

In other news, I have taken a short break from the Secret of the Stole to make yet another hat. This one is a Sharks hat. Anyone who lives in the range of the earthquake knows how we love our hockey team. My husband is taking my daughter and her friend to the Sharks game on Friday so I decided she needed the perfect hat in team colors. The yarn is Moods from Universal Yarn in a 50/50 wool/acrylic blend. It is very soft to work with. I used the Foliage pattern from the Fall Knitty.com and I am now in love with this pattern. It is so simple and quick yet it looks like an intricate design. I'm definitely going to make this one again! I'm now also inspired to make more Sharks items - I got this yarn from the Yarn Pirate thinking it was worsted weight. It is actually fingering weight. Any suggestions of what I should make?

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My husband sat down next to me on the couch just as it started it, and at first I thought it was him! Too funny. But then, of course, it kept going.
He's 6'8", a very big guy, and when the Loma Prieta started, the guy down the hall at his work yelled, Hey Rich! Quit jumping up and down! They've laughed about it ever since.
Glad you are ok! We felt many earthquakes while living in Japan.. They are kinda scarey!! I love the hat! I'll have to find the pattern. Anything that is easy and fast but looks intricate sounds perfect!! I definitely think that the Yarn Pirate yarn wants to be socks. Socks on 2 circulars... what are you waiting for???
Great hat! Very glad you are okay. I'll bet 30 seconds seems like a loooooooong time when the earth is shaking.
YIKES! I didn't hear about an earthquake. Glad there was no damage.
Glad you survived the earthquake!!!
Sharks hat...very pretty!
Fingering weight yarn from yarn pirate.....perhaps socks??
i hear ya about the earthquakes...alaska is also a major quake center. i try not to get too shookup about it (cracking myself up). so anyway, you've totally inspired me to start a foliage..thank you so much! looks great!
Ohhh, I freak about earthquakes everytime I am in SF... i pray they don't have one while I am there.. Years ago (1980s) when I lived in the Bay Area, we had big studly construction guys from LA staying w/us. An earthquake hit and they had their bags packed.. I laughed.. sissy boys!! they preferred hurricanes over 'quakes.. whatever.. i shamed them in to staying... LOL>
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