The colours, the wind, the chill, the colours, the damp smells, the leaves, the colours - they're all still there.
I breathed deeply, turned my face towards the sky and my camera towards the colours.
I came back home and knit a few more rows of my autumn hurricane hat. Then without realising it, the hat was finished. I feel like this hat knitted itself without me really noticing. Surely the sign of a good pattern?
This means I now need to go back to the forest and photograph my hat (and my autumnal scarf) amongst the leaves. Maybe this weekend. Autumn's nearly over, and I've barely noticed it.
Loving your orla scarf!
ReplyDeleteoooh, Orla K scarf, I have mass envy! tis a beautiful hat as well.
ReplyDeleteOooh super hat! And very autumnal. I do miss our Kew visits. K xx
ReplyDeleteSuper hat and scarf combination. I'd love to knit that hat but have too many in a similiar style and they do not suit me!
ReplyDeleteThe perfect autumn hat - love the spirally bit.
ReplyDeleteoh yes, a hat photo shoot with matching beech leaves is a must!
ReplyDeleteIt was a fab day for walking in the woods on sunday - we did too. Your hat looks great, especially with the scarf - perfect autumn attire.
ReplyDeleteHave already told you how much I love your hat - I'm glad it has seen some autumn action!
ReplyDeleteExcellent hat, and won't you send some of that sunlight our way?
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