Wooly Warmth
Katheryn's scrap yarn resulted in four more hats. Since this batch of yarn did not have labels, I am assuming it is wool from the texture.
Since the hats are a quick knit, I've been casting on whenever I need a break from my other knitting projects.
I've discovered my Japanese vase makes a great "head" for photographing the hats.
Needle: size 8
Pattern: Simplest Cap of All
Yarn: assorted wool scraps
What have you recently made out of scraps?
I haven't been knitting much lately, but I've been known to get on a roll with hats, knitting one after another until I have to force myself stop. Love the hats you've made.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors:)
ReplyDeleteI don't have any scraps, but I soon will. I will have the leftovers from Steve's big blankie. I see some charity hats in my future. Thanks for the link to such a great pattern. I love how the top decreases look.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hats!! My scraps - along with most of my knitting - are in hiding. Maybe as things settle into a new normal, I'll knit again.
ReplyDeleteWhat have I recently made out of scraps? Supper!! LOL. Scraps = leftovers around here. :) But golly, I need to teach myself to knit. Your hats are such fun!
ReplyDeletethe same as you I have been making lots of hats for charity, I am using the free Challenger pattern on Rav, but I may switch up to this pattern, it has grown on me!!! Love watching your knitting
ReplyDeleteThese are really great looking hats...and from scraps!! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThey are all gorgeous wooly warmth, but the brown and blue is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteum......I put some leftover sausage in my stuffed green peppers. does that count?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE LOVE your hats. Im going to make one soon. Zach loves to wear my hats and I have not tried your SIMPLE pattern yet.
keep up the good work
You have been busy!! they look great and you may need them this winter:)
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