I’ve finished my first try at knitting koozies… to grand success I do humbly believe. The picture below speaks to my accomplishment.

Indeed, I think that all the little holes, mis-stiches, and loose threads add a lot of character to my creation. I couldn’t be more proud of it, regardless of the fact that it is a tad too short to cover the entire can. Or that I had to overlap the length of it, since I cast on too many stiches.
I tried to follow the pattern supplied by my friend, but I must admit that a couple of times, I figured I’d just go out on a lark and reverse the order of the rows. I think it lends the finished product an affect similar to pointellism, wherein you get a much better sense of its true grandeur when viewed from afar.
All in all, what I’m trying to say is that although it may have plenty of little mistakes, I couldn’t be happier with it. It was big learning experience for sure, and I’m glad I pushed through all the hiccups along the way.
Next time, I’m going to refine it so that it fits a little snugger. And maybe with fewer dropped stiches. And maybe with finger holes to hold it with. And maybe… ah, I just need to get started!
I hope the commencement of Holiday Festivities finds you well. Cheers,
Greg
Gregory,
Has anyone ever told you you write like your mother talks? Great Blog/ Website. Can’t wait to see more of your products. Love your koozie. I don’t knit either but I like to give gifts of yarn for my favorite knitters. Lots of good thoughts coming your way from JC. Karen