The gloves (http://pics.livejournal.com/juldea/pic/0007fhre) I made were actually a plain ol' fingerless gloves pattern (the "Hooray For Me" (http://www.mlminspirations.com/patterns/HFMGloves/HFMGloves.html) gloves) that I added a cap onto by picking up stitches from the back of the hand, adding stitches to make it a loop, and making a cap from there. I could probably write out the pattern if necessary, or give you more detailed yet freehand instructions, or you could be good with what I've said so far - tell me if you need more. :)
The stylist is Helen at Savvy Hair Design in Inman Square, Cambridge. http://www.yelp.com/biz/savvy-hair-design-cambridge
Wow, that is the awesomest awesome what ever awesomed and awesome today. And this is the day I heard about a friend of mine "writing a program to do bad things to my cpu" to help heat his room. =:)
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on 19 Nov 2008 19:13 (UTC)Hey, Greg mentioned that you might have a knitting pattern for fingerless gloves with a mitten flap. If so, is it any good? If so, may I borrow?
Also, I'd like to try your hair stylist, the one who cuts hair for people growing it long.
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on 19 Nov 2008 20:41 (UTC)The stylist is Helen at Savvy Hair Design in Inman Square, Cambridge. http://www.yelp.com/biz/savvy-hair-design-cambridge
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on 19 Nov 2008 19:14 (UTC)That second made me wonder exactly what else People Like Me on Netflix have been watching!
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