Tag: hats
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fingers working, 7.26
It took me just the afternoon to knit up a Foliage hat for my sister-in-law, whose birthday is this weekend. I used a delicious shade of Malabrigo Worsted for it–the Pearl Ten colorway. Blackish, deep plum, and lavender are all in the mix. More snaps of the finished product once its gifted out.
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Mack the Beret…
As winter recedes and spring rejuvenates, Kraftworkin’ Kitsch finally brings you one of the final hats created this season: The Star Crossed Slouchy Beret by Natalie Lawson. I’d seen this pattern several times and knew I wanted to knit it up; but it wasn’t until my good friend Mackenzie and I took a trip to…
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Ber-ate me for wearing this or think ber-aayyy I want one of those, too. Either way.
I finally made another beret that I adore, but actually wear this time! Instead of knitting yet another beret I would never wear despite loving, I decided to give a crocheted version a whirl with this beautiful yellow yarn I had laying in my stash–just enough for a small cap, not quite enough for anything…
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A woman of many (with?) hats? Perhaps if I keep this one.
Yay, my kittens! A project that’s nearly complete in the days immediately following original cast-on date. I can’t believe it. That peachy-keen hat I’ve been working on is nearly done. I just can’t seem to decide, however, whether I should put a honkin’ pom-pom on top or kitty ears. What does everyone think? I’m seeking…
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A woman of many hats?
As Herman Melville once so brilliantly noted, “Whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul; whenever I find myself involuntarily pausing before coffin warehouses, and bringing up the rear of every funeral I meet; and especially whenever my hypos get such an upper hand…
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