A fair bit of swearing ensued.
I tucked it away and pulled it out every so often to try to convince myself it wasn't that bad. It's been a year now and I remain unconvinced. It still makes my butt clench so hard that it moves three inches up my back. Not a happy reaction. A couple of days ago I decided, "screw it, I'll just sell it off cheap". Today I decided, "hell, may as well try dyeing it". Figured it couldn't hurt. If I still didn't like it, I could sell it, if I liked it, well, yay.
I like it.
This I also like:
I can't stop listening to it. I've made the monkey listen to it more than once. I don't think he's quite as enamoured as I am. He's more classic rock or contemporary (insert small involuntary shudder here) rock. But it reminds me of 70's Alice Cooper. I now have a warm squishy spot in my heart for Rob Zombie.
Perhaps he'd like to be my new monkey. Hey, a girl can dream.
Anthea, this is for you:
A few handspun, handknit hats for your sale. More to come. Hope you like 'em.
5 comments:
The dye job on the yarn looks great. Those colors are so much better! Btw, I love your hats!
Love the dye job! I have to try to listen to the Rob Zombie CD, sometimes...it's quite good...even though I'm a singer-songwritter/electronica fan...
Love the hats! What's the pattern, if I may ask?
the newly dyed yarn looks awesome - a much more enjoyable colourway!
That is such a nice dye job you did on that yarn! Beautiful hats you knitted too! I heard of Rob Zombie but haven't listened to his music yet.
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