Tankar ved eit tastatur

By linking to me, Cathy-Cate brought to my attention that she was knitting the bathat. When I saw it finished today, I was so proud. Maybe I’m a bit childish, but the thought of my design beeing used in other parts of the world really makes me happy! And with such a cute face under the hat, it sure is good PR.

Want to knit one too? You can find the free pattern here (or download from ravelry). And as you see, a simple link back to me makes me (ridiculously) happy.

I just love it when my design, the bathat, is mentioned in other blogs. Strange to see a pattern made by me in a little place in Norway, being knitted other places in the world. Thank you Ravelry!

Postmannen har vore her med desse bøkene frå Capris til meg i dag:

Look what the postman brought me today!

I går fekk eg meg ei flott overrasking; Wonni hadde lagt att ein peikar til eit bilete av Flaggermuslua ho hadde strikka!

Yesterday I got a surprise in my blog: Wonni posted a comment to show me she had knitted my Bathat for her daughter!

No har eg gjort designer av meg!

Hulda ville ha flaggermuslue, og det var umogleg (for meg iallfall) å finna ei god oppskrift, så eg måtte laga ho sjølv.

Oppskrifta ligg ute som pdf-fil til gratis nedlasting både på norsk og engelsk.

Norsk utgåve: flaggermuslue

My own design!

Hulda wanted a bathat, and since I couldn’t find a suitable pattern, I made it myself.

To be downloaded as pdf-file in english here: Bathat by Monica
or with this Ravelry-link