Monday 15 August 2011

Hexipuffs

It started out so innocently. A quick peak at this gorgeous inspiring pattern sparked an interest in these cute hexagon motifs. But I closed the laptop and walked away - no harm done.

A few days later my interest was sparked again by a fun Ravelry discussion on the wonderful Knitting Goddess group and I accidentally downloaded the pattern, just to see how those cute motifs were constructed.

Then suddenly a few of these little cuties appeared,



and some more....


Oh dear - they really are remarkably addictive. I must step away from the DPNs and do the bare minium of housework!
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6 comments:

  1. Lynne15 August 2011 at 17:31

    Lol!! Step away from the hexipuffs!!! I saw this pattern on another blog, and then had a look at it on Ravelry. It's a gorgeous blanket, but I'm not getting sucked in!! Good luck with yours. :)

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  2. Louise Tilbrook16 August 2011 at 06:23

    I should have taken precautions when reading the blog posts and put an anti-viral mask on. Too late, I have the bug. My DH thinks I have gone mad but is gently humouring me.

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  3. GiddyStuff16 August 2011 at 08:35

    Yes, I did exactly the same thing! And a few Hexipuffs later and i'm obsessed with blue sock yarn too! (Quilt will be in blues)

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  4. Squirrel16 August 2011 at 09:46

    It's addictive isn't it?

    Well I've fallen hook-line and sinker into the Hexipuff knitting. I think I'm almost at 80 puffs and I can't stop. Lol! Everything has gone out the window, except eating, got to keep my energy up for the knitting. x

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  5. Louise Tilbrook16 August 2011 at 18:34

    80 puffs - now that is impressive. You'll have a quilt sized throw in no time.

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  6. Sarah ~ Crafts from the Cwtch4 September 2011 at 20:37

    I love that you "accidentally" downloaded the pattern! :)

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