what can i knit?
Dec. 24th, 2011 12:52 ami have a hankering to make myself a hat. the tools i have available are as follows:
mostly worsted weight yarn (other yarn is sock weight which isn't terribly helpful)
mostly wool
dpns US sizes 3 through 9 (missing a couple in there, can't remember which right now) and one circular size 10 or thereabouts
i am a fan of most types of hats (cloches are an exception). i love silly things like earflaps and pompoms. i'm not big on super detailed colorwork. i've looked at the hats on knitty, and nothing is catching my fancy.
i just wanna whip myself up an easy hat, any suggestions?
mostly worsted weight yarn (other yarn is sock weight which isn't terribly helpful)
mostly wool
dpns US sizes 3 through 9 (missing a couple in there, can't remember which right now) and one circular size 10 or thereabouts
i am a fan of most types of hats (cloches are an exception). i love silly things like earflaps and pompoms. i'm not big on super detailed colorwork. i've looked at the hats on knitty, and nothing is catching my fancy.
i just wanna whip myself up an easy hat, any suggestions?
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Date: 2011-12-24 03:00 pm (UTC)Also, at least one person in the projects planned to had poms to the top :)
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Date: 2011-12-24 06:30 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2011-12-24 10:59 pm (UTC)Just FYI, if you do make it, I have found that laying the hat flat on the ironing board and steaming just the bottom edge that curls slightly, and then gently pinning it flat while it cools/dries is the easiest fix. :D
(I also held it up and open with my hand and moved it around and lightly steamed the whole thing just to get it to relax a bit before I pinned the edge.)
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Date: 2012-01-03 01:58 am (UTC)i thought it needed a little something at the top, so i pinned on an old badge i had lying around, and it's perfect.
it's incredibly cute, and i have a feeling i'll be making more of these. thank you again for the rec!
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Date: 2012-01-03 04:05 am (UTC)