My first mohawk attempt

This was my first attempt at a knitted mohawk wig.

Ready to go

These are some of the other wigs that are ready to leave home and go have some fun.

The latest to leave home

These are the latest two wigs to go out into the world.

Out in the world

This is the latest wig to go out into the world.  I am looking forward to seeing pictures soon.

A wiggy day at camp

More from summer vacation . . .

Summer vacation - wiggy style

The next batch

Here is the next batch of wigs.  Want one or two?  Send an email to knitwigs@yahoo.com.  If I send you a wig, you are responsible to have fun with it and to send me photos to post on this page.  Remember - only G-rated photos for all audiences, please!

Another shout out

So I'm friends on Facebook with a few of the gals who have wigs.  I sent out another plea.  Please send me photos or return your wig.

Maybe some people just don't get it.  Maybe some people threw out their wigs that I spent time crafting - picking the right color combinations from my odds and ends, trying to create something of beauty from something that was sitting at the bottom of the yarn stash basket, something . . .

And then, I received this set of photos:

I think the one with the waitress is my favorite.  That's so cool that she wanted to get in on the act.   (I hope they left her a nice tip.)

My faith in humanity and all things silly has been restored.  Life is good.

Taking a break

I happened across an unbelievable yarn find at a yard sale while in New York for Memorial Day Weekend.  I took a break from wigs and knitted 3 baby blankets for friends.

Now that is done, it's back to wigs.

Yes, I look at what others are making in the knitting group and dream of one day knitting something more than just wigs.  But, I still have a mass of old yarn to use up so I'm sticking to the goal of using up all the old yarn before buying new yarn for new projects.