Hats received and Hat pattern
The beautiful and clever Amy R from Clayton NY has sent some hats! They are awesome


Before you go asking... we are all about the hats, but Amy asked and had the mittens and well come'on- what goes better with a hat than a pair of mittens? I will MAKE SURE they get to Kristy for the plane to the Ukraine (rhyming me!)
Next up, a quickie hat in Emu Superwash. I actually won this yarn from someone else's charity project. What a better way to use it...
Here is another shot modeled by the ever patient Mayor. A basic hat and a quick satisifying knit. Want the pattern? K!
1 sk Emu Superwash DK or comparible (22sts= 4 inches on US6)
size US 6 circular needles
cast on 96 stitches- work knit 2, purl 2 around for 2 inches (careful not to twist your stitches!)
change to knit around for 5.5,6 inches from cast on edge
start decreases knit 6 K2tog around- knit 1 round plain
knit 5, K2tog around- knit 1 round plain
knit 4, K2tog around- knit 1 round plain
continue decreasing (K3, K2tog- K2, K2tog ets) in this manner until you have 6 stitches left, cut yarn and thread through live stitches- weave inside hat. Make cute pompom or tassle. There ya go. A great little hat that fits 20" to about 22" inch head.
I have another hat finished too, just need some pics and I'll post PLUS I need to show you what Trish sent (oh boy its good!)
Later...
Labels: 300 hats
2 Comments:
What better way to use prize yarn, indeed! The Mayor is a good little doobie to model the hat for you :-)
Oh wow these hats are great! That blue-green hat from Amy looks like the same pattern as one of my favorites from Bea...I'm thinking it must be a pattern that is out there somewhere and I'm going to have to find it.
The mittens are beautiful and I can't wait to have them with me! :) I'm sure they will be put to excellent use.
I know I haven't said so in the last few days but I'm saying it now: I so totally love you. You rock for helping me with this. Thank you, thank you again!
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