i need to figure out something cool to do with this...

please excuse the blurry picture...i took it with my laptop.
also, i came up with a cheap way to make some repurposed stitch markers!
i have stretched ears (size 0) and even though it looks amazingly silly to wear normal earrings in my holes (see below photo for reference :p ), i've hung onto a bunch of dangly earrings various people have given to me for sentimental reasons.

now, i tend to use whatever i have on hand as stitchmarkers...safety pins, bobby pins, bits of thread...but i am getting tired of it! my quest for a better solution led me to my jewelry box, where i came across a handful of my old earrings. with very little modifications to the hooks, they make great stitchmarkers! and now i don't have to go out and spend money on stupid plastic ones!

SCORE! plus, now my knitting is stylish and blingy!
ok...thats it for now...happy tofurkey day!

2 comments:
that's such a good idea! yay! i never use stitch markers but if i did i'd totally follow your lead.
Haha! I found you!
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