Donna was spotted at the Grove yesterday, donning a hand knit organic cotton hat in a lime green and orange, yarn by Blue Sky Alpaca, design by Susan Wells. The hat was embellished with a large crocheted flower in yellow and lime green organic cotton, with a colorful button from judipatuti's collection in the center. Donna also wore a silk ruffle scarf that matched her hat and outfit perfectly. The scarf is hand knit from Louisa Harding's Mulberry Silk, pattern by Susan Wells.
In the photo posted below, Donna is selecting her next project and has wisely chosen Chameleon Green in Lanaloft, a variegated 100% wool, grown & spun in the U.S. This reflects Donna's allegiance to natural fibers, reasonably priced yarn ($7.00 for 160 yds.) and fiber from U.S. grown sheep. For additional information on Donna's ensemble, please contact the Grove at 619-284-7684.
oh my gosh could she be any cuter? and that ball of yarn is as big as she is! Great post.
ReplyDeleteDonna is so cute! her grandmother is coming by later to pick up a quilt I'm freecycling, and proudly she gave this blog and her grandbaby a shoutout. I'd love a hat like that for myself!
ReplyDeleteMarcia, thank you, Donna is my granddaughter and yes, she's just a little ball of yarn.
ReplyDeleteLeah (river song) is that you? It is!! Funny how connected things get. Choose the yarn(s) and colors that you like from the awesome selection here at the Grove and I'd be happy to make your hat. Fashion tip: A matching scarf!
oh, wow, thanks so much! i'll try to get out there soon--how awesome is that? and now that i have you captive, if you're on facebook i'd love you to like my page and if you're interested, i can give a shoutout to this blog, so here it is: suntreeriver design peace!
ReplyDeleteoh, so that's you, Cee and you're already a fan!
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