Kid in Cables


Kid in Cables, originally uploaded by Grandma Boren.

I knitted my first cable project-a hat and scarf. Noah is modeling but they are a Christmas present for someone else. I won't say who because they just might read my blog. You never know.

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Levi said…
Holy cuteness! Okay, those look really cozy. Are the cables hard to do?

You know, Levi came over and saw this picture, and you know what he says? Nothing to do with the scarf or the hat... He says, "Dang, look at Noah's teeth, they're totally straight! I swear, Noah got all the good genes...well...except he got the autistified genes." You have a funny kid, and I married him. Actually you have more than one funny kid. You guys are cool.
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