The pointy part at the top of the hat wasn't working out without giving the wearer a gnome-y, elvish "Lord of the Rings" medieval look so it's just a normal decrease that fits the head. The ear flaps took a little work but they turned out really cute, also. I LOVE THE SEED STITCH!!! This would definitely be a hat to wear in cold weather; the ear flaps are cozy and warm. The chenille has turned out better than I thought as a hat material. I don't think I'll be turning out blankets knitted from it any time soon but the fear and loathing I was brewing for those months has dissipated. And this is all my own pattern so I can post it once I have it fully finished! I still have the furry part in the front and crocheted furry trim to do but I should have it done in no time at all.
Life happens so I craft to fool myself into thinking I have some sort of control... Or something like that.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Conquest!
The pointy part at the top of the hat wasn't working out without giving the wearer a gnome-y, elvish "Lord of the Rings" medieval look so it's just a normal decrease that fits the head. The ear flaps took a little work but they turned out really cute, also. I LOVE THE SEED STITCH!!! This would definitely be a hat to wear in cold weather; the ear flaps are cozy and warm. The chenille has turned out better than I thought as a hat material. I don't think I'll be turning out blankets knitted from it any time soon but the fear and loathing I was brewing for those months has dissipated. And this is all my own pattern so I can post it once I have it fully finished! I still have the furry part in the front and crocheted furry trim to do but I should have it done in no time at all.
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