Two of my children and five of the nine grandkids visited the movie set of TRADING CHRISTMAS last Friday.  Ted and the kids were extras in a scene at a rental car agency.  While the temperatures were in the mid-seventies and the sky slightly overcast, they were required to don heavy winter gear.  The reason I mention this is because the hats and scarves worn by the grandkids are ones I personally knitted.  When the film airs, please pay special attention to the Fair Isle hat*.  Of course I want you to watch the movie, but that Fair Isle hat with SIX DIFFERENT COLORS deserves special notice.  Not that I’m overly proud of that small accomplishment or anything. . .

*Fair Isle is two-handed, stranded color knitting.