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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

What's This?

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I wonder what could be inside this Cinderella lunch box? It turns out that lunch boxes are the perfect size for yarn, double points, a row counter, a darning needle, a stitch marker, and a little bag of stuffing.

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Know what it's for yet?

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Hexipuffs! It's my little take along kit for making hexipuffs. Finished hexipuffs get unloaded at home, but the little lunch box is perfect for hexipuffing on the go. I get bonus points because Caleb is horrified that I'm walking around with a Cinderella lunch box. As you can see, I've made four* so far and I think I've figured out a system that works for me. It takes me just about 30 minutes to make one, from casting on to weaving in the last end, so I should be able to crank out one every day in the carpool line. On days when we have other activities, I might get even more done.

*I've actually made one more hexipuff, a red one, for Caleb. As soon as he saw the first few he announced that he wanted one of his own so I let him pick out yarn and made him one. He likes to squish it in his hand.

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

The hexipuff bug has caught me too. Unfortunately I don't carry mine around in something so fabulous!

12:08 PM  
Anonymous Robby said...

Trying very hard to ignore this craze. But yes, double points for mortifying the kids!

12:13 PM  
Blogger PogKnits said...

I WANT hexipuffs! and that's even before I've seen any FOs!

9:12 PM  
Anonymous Theresa P. said...

Aren't hexipuffs awesome? As soon as I finish one, I can't wait to cast on another. They are really keeping my "startitis" at bay.

Off to go locate my Scooby Doo lunch box.

2:22 PM  

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