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| My Grandson likes his Knitted Monster Beanie |
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| It's a little big on him, but I'd rather he grow into it than it be too small. |
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| 'Hey! that's my beanie!' He must be thinking about his Mommy wearing it! |
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| His actions speaks 'Mine' loud and clear! |
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| Happy little man with his Monster Beanie! |
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| I decided to make a beanie for my Grandson. I loved this soft green yarn by Loops & Threads Soft & Shiny |
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| I started the project on bamboo circular needles and quickly switched to double point needles once I started to decrease. |
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| I made eyes and a tooth since this is October and Halloween is right around the corner. Plus, I was so inspired by a knit book by Rebecca Danger Knit A Monster Nursery |
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| Now I know my monster beanie isn't exactly like Rebecca's creations, since I didn't follow any of her patterns, but I was so inspired by her book. |
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| It was suggested that I sew in a line for my monsters mouth... |
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| I did draw a monster just like one of Rebecca Danger's monsters she features in her book: Knit A Monster Nursery |
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| I'm very pleased with how it turned out, the monster beanies and... |
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| the little card I drew for my Grandson. Now I'm off to put these in post so in a few days my Grandson will have a fun beanie in time of Halloween! |
