More Cozy Music
Yes, there is knitting content - finally! Does anyone else feel like all knitting projects are going in slow motion while the rest of your life is speeding up?
As a favor for Bonez (a kiss up, er .. favor to his boss), I knit this Rio cozy in boss' preference: UNC Tarheels. No, I don't know (or wanna know) what or why they are the tarheels. I just knit what I'm told* and go on.
* No, I don't really do what I'm told, knitting or otherwise. And Matt was v. humble when asking if I would knit this for his boss-man. It's a quick knit and I had the right colored yarn, so it wasn't a big deal. But hopefully it'll make Mr. Boss happy, and in turn make a happy Bonez. That would be good.
The specs for this project are as follows:
- It's for the Rio Karma, which measures 3" x 2.7" x .9"
- Univ. of North Carolina's colors are sky blue and white, with navy and gray accents
- I used Katia Diana in denim blue (dark color) and baby blue for the body of the cozy (same used for these baby sweaters)
- The duplicate-stitch foot was made with Da Vimar Merino's Dodici in gray and outlined this with navy embroidery floss
- All the yarn used was left-overs from previous projects or already in my stash
- The pattern was made up in my own head, and because I didn't plan it out well it was much harder to actually work than necessary
- But it looks good!
- I used Velcro for the closure
- I blocked it on a mini book, which was still a bit too big
- The Music for Gracious Living CD is Bonez's (couldn't you guess), and is one of the funnier CDs, both music-wise and for the cover
That's about it. Matty takes it into to work today, so I'll get boss feedback tonight when I get home from my full and fun day: haircut, grocery shopping, and then dinner and knittin' with my gal pals. (Yay!)
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You show that Boss who's Boss! Uh, well, what I mean is... great job as usual NanC!!!!
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW FEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTT!
Way cute NanC. Very good job on the foot! HEE!
I'm a bit late in stumbling across this, but was doing a google search for knitted Tarheel patterns and found yours! I wondered if you happened to have written it down, and if so, would you be willing to share? In exchange, I promise not to bore you with the many legends explaining the Tarheel nickname. :-)



That is very impressive-did you write the pattern down or do it in your head as you went