Here's the hat...directions followed explicitly---and it was easy! If I would have worked on it continually, it would have taken about four or five hours from start to finish. One skein of yarn (I used Plymouth Yarn-Galway), two sizes of needles, and voila! Christmas Moose approves.12.05.2008
OMG...I finished!
Here's the hat...directions followed explicitly---and it was easy! If I would have worked on it continually, it would have taken about four or five hours from start to finish. One skein of yarn (I used Plymouth Yarn-Galway), two sizes of needles, and voila! Christmas Moose approves.
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Now that's cute! Good job!
Nice hat, looking good! I never learned to knit, I did learn to crochet but I stink at it. The scarf I made, or almost made, is still unfinished, in my craft room...in my closet...Ha, and you have a whole book of things to knit! Enjoy, Heidi
How cute!
I wish I knew how to knit or crochet!
Love that hat! Can you send me the pattern?
OMG I love that hat! It is soooooo cute!
all the best, Renée
OMG Somebody is going to actually wear that? Well if so it will give somebody else a laugh.
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