Baaharaji the Knitting Guru
Baaharaji is a young sheep from India who is an amazing knitter. He is nicknamed The Knitting Guru! No project is too difficult for him to master. He is a very clever fellow.
He has a distinct personal fashion style always wearing arm bands made of his current favorite yarns and often sporting a turban created by a ball of yarn. He often wears hand knitted Rasta hats that he makes for himself as well.
Here he is about to knit Sari Ribbon Yarn imported by Louisa Harding from his native India, into a complicated project using many types of novelty yarns knitted together. The Sari Ribbon has a metallic silver streak throughout. Baaharaji is working on my knitted Poncho in this photo. The finished poncho is shown a few postings back.
Baaharaji is one of a group of sheep knitting mascots that I have. He is a patient knitter and is always willing to hold yarn stretched out between his paws so that it won’t tangle while I wind it into balls.
Baaharaji has a personal goal to teach as many children as possible to knit.
Tags: Baaharaji, For Children, Hats, Knitting, Making Art, Style
