Comments on: Cowletta the Fourth

By: Yvonne

Yvonne — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 00:53:26 +0000

Your title totally reminds me of Charlotta the fourth from Anne of Avonlea. I am currently reading the book, though I am not quite to that part. She is one of my favorite characters! Yvonne recently wrote Oregon Flock & Fiber

By: penny

penny — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:59:06 +0000

@ safranit: most of them are not difficult at all… the pink one (the first one I knitted) probably would cause the most difficulty as it is the most “traditional” as in being turtleneck-like. I wouldn’t really it take on and off.. i’ve actually not worn it yet as this morning was the first time I’ve needed wool. the rest stretch tons. I’ve had no problems, but then I tend to put these on and not take them off again until I’m back home so it’s not a big deal. but that is why I like these new looser ones that are tightened with a pin. They are kisui-rosh friendly.

@ devorah: yes it helped… for the second day of shul. the first day everyone froze and I didn’t wear it thinking that my clothing choice (which I’d worn in the past) was enough. the second day was a bit more regulated and the shawletta helped considerably.

By: Safranit

Safranit — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:03:10 +0000

Strange question, but how hard is it to get over a headcovering? It seems that it might be a hassle…

By: Devorah

Devorah — Thu, 02 Oct 2008 10:43:33 +0000

No idea -- my brain is too fried from lack of sleep. I bet cowletta kept you nice and warm in shul. We just found out that our shul is kept at a consistent 69 degreees. This guarantees that half the congregation is too hot and half is too cold! Devorah recently wrote The Three Bears ...