I am really loving the look of the slanted twisted rib in the Windschief pattern. Such a cool looking hat and cowl combination.
As for myself, the only visions floating around in my head this week have all had the trademark Missoni zigzags on them. Oh why oh why am I always late to the party? By the time I knew that Missoni was coming to Target, everything had been sold out! So in shopper's desperation, I went on eBay and Amazon to scour their offerings. That is how I came to find myself THIS CLOSE to bidding on a $30 coffee mug last night. Then sanity returned and I turned off the computer and made these instead:
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| Missoni inspired puff |
(For the coolest WIP's around, head on over to TAMI'S blog)
What a great Missoni hexipuff! I am trend-challenged so I don't understand the Missoni craze, but I do appreciate your re-creation. =)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely things you are creating. I wonder if my husband would like a neck warmer, he never wear scarfs...
ReplyDeleteYour hexipuffs are gorgeous. I'm not sure I "get" the hexipuff thing but I certainly appreciate their beauty when I see one like that.
I love Stephen West but his patterns don't love me knitting them. The neck warmer looks great. LOVE the hexipuffs.
ReplyDeleteLove the hexipuffs, especially the Missoni-inspired one. Much cuter than anything Target has!
ReplyDeleteLovin' the puffs!
ReplyDeleteAh, I have puff envy. I haven't been brave enough yet to try anything fancy. Maybe this weekend... Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the intro to Stephen West. And that missoni duo is amazepuff!
ReplyDeleteI have a knit-crush on Stephen West too! Love the puffs :)
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of Stephen West but I like his patterns. The puffs are so cute. I have seen a quilt pattern that uses them.
ReplyDeleteLOVE X 5 your puffs....may I borrow that idea? I have started the puffs... but just one so far. My DH also rides..Great idea on the neck warmer...can I borrow that too?
ReplyDeleteI love your little hexes; you are the reason I downloaded the pattern!! I've been real careful, though, not to start it yet; I can get sort of compulsive!!!! Keep me inspired"""
ReplyDeleteOoh, that is so Missoni. Love it!
ReplyDeleteI love your hexagon posts, so cute :D
ReplyDeleteThe more I see of these little puffs, the more I want to make them. And I love the Missoni stripes. I too missed out on all the hype at Target. I wish I'd been paying better attention.
ReplyDeleteYour puff is cute. I think the Missoni stuff at Target is pretty ugly though.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a perfect cowl for motorcycle rides.
I love twisted rib, I can't even explain why. I really do need to make SW's Herbivore shawl, that's got plenty of it.
ReplyDeleteYour cowl is perfect, your husband will be the most stylish motorcyclist around. Your Missoni hexipuff makes me smile :-)
I started knitting my husband some socks...possibly a terrible idea.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors on your puffs!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I LOVE the Missoni inspired puffs. Too, too adorable.
ReplyDeleteThe yarn is looking awesome with that cowl pattern, too!
Hello Autumngeisha... I am loving your blog. Could I make a mention of it on my own? Not sure what the blog-etiquette is, just asking. If possible, could I send you a few interview type questions? My Ravelry handle is 19 vesperstreet if you want to PM me. Thanks in advance.
ReplyDeleteLove the missoni hexipuff, so cool and the colours are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThe Stephen West pattern is great, might have to make one for my boyfriend - thanks for the inspiration!