
So I whipped up this hat out of the choc mint dye job. Only used a third of it.



Then I capped the ends of the long circular, even though I've only got about 15 rows to go until I'm supposed to stop for a while, and cast on a sleeve. Hehe. Nice and simple pattern with a 46-stitch row.
Also did some blue dyeing, but I must resist the temptation to put dyeing on the blog. It's too quick and easy and FUN, and it will take over! I will post the dye jobs when I knit up the yarn!
3 comments:
I love knitting hats, they're such a fast and satisfying knit!
Hey, that dye job turned out well. The hat looks great. Like the little button flap feature on it.
That's an absolutely charming hat. I love it. Did you use a pattern, or is it more knitting genius?
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