After many diversions, this was the result. And I was most pleased indeed.
One cul-de-sac that I travelled down resulted in Nellie. A chart that I posted for fun on Ravelry. Just to share the Nellie Love.

Imagine my delight this week when I saw this project. A beautiful hat knitted from the Nellie chart but without some of the fussy detail, and also without the elephant saddle*.
Good decision. Much nicer in this simpler version.

This knitter has many lovely projects using animal and floral charts so I am flattered indeed that Nellie is part of the gallery.
Thanks S! and congratulations on your lovely project.
BTW, it turns out that an elephant saddle is called a 'howda' - which is so like the local greeting 'howya' that I laughed out loud.
I can just hear it in an Irish accent. 'Howya, how's yer howda?'
1 comment:
I love it! Elephants will be the next owls, you mark my words ;)
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