And then yesterday I remembered my armwarmers, which also have thumb holes. There's now no need to hack at my clothes, or spend the winter in running gear. Problem solved.
Friday, 8 November 2013
Warm hands
Earlier this week, I ran for the first time in my winter running top. I love the thumb hole so much and came back home wondering why manufacturers and knitters don't make thumb holes in every single garment. It makes the top so much more cosy to wear.
And then yesterday I remembered my armwarmers, which also have thumb holes. There's now no need to hack at my clothes, or spend the winter in running gear. Problem solved.
And then yesterday I remembered my armwarmers, which also have thumb holes. There's now no need to hack at my clothes, or spend the winter in running gear. Problem solved.
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They're lovely Nancy, did you make them? They look a bit beyond my (minimal) knitting skills; I'm thinking circular needles and all sorts of trickiness. And many ends to be sewn in. I'm not good at ends.
ReplyDeleteK has just moved up from guides to rangers. the ranger hoody has thumb holes. you have never seen a teenager dance about with such glee when she realised.
ReplyDeletehappiness is a thumb hole x
I am wearing the scarf that matches those arm warmers this very minute! Love the mutlicolouredness!
ReplyDeleteMy son's winter coat has inner cuffs with thumbholes, which is possibly the most exciting thing that has ever happened to him.