Cape or ruana?
A lot of trouble to knit:
not easy to wear.
I’ve heard people complain ponchos are difficult to wear. Where do you carry your purse? (Hold your handbag in your hand.) How do you put on a coat? (Don’t.)
I have to admit, ponchos can present challenges. In this regard, they are not unique. And at least with a poncho, you don’t have to keep flipping the unfixed end over your shoulder.
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Another wrap that would look great as a throw.
I may just have to knit up a funky looking blanket for the kid. I better finish the blanket I started him 2 years ago first though. hehehe
Comment by Becky (98 comments.) — 7/17/2006 @ 5:46 pm
I love the shape of that..not all the colors..
And that hat is dorky…but I have a thing about hats that dont at least touch the ears.
Comment by rebecca (8 comments.) — 8/24/2006 @ 7:41 am