a slouchy pink woolen hat
cinched tight with a chocolate satin ribbonpattern for 'cinchy hat' found in the fall 2007 issue of Knitscene magazine
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4 comments:
You knit and sew as well! My, what a clever lady you are. Actually you seem very homely and warm and I just love that. I used to sew and knit once upon a time ago. I have lost a lot of motivation and the old eyesight aint the same either. Your hat looks utterly charming. My daughter in Melbourne would just love one. Well done.
Hi Mariana - Welcome back - thanks for your sweet compliments.
I know what you mean - the motivation comes and goes; and even though I love to make these things, it can be hard to find the time (and energy) between working and all the other responsiblities... I try to squeeze them in every now and then...
I LOVE this hat. I cant believe I missed this post back in Nov. Such a pretty thing. :)
Thanks, Jill - it's a super simple pattern. I can pass it your way if you like...
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