Actually, it made me swear more than once. It was that cute.The hat itself wasn't too hard,but the cable was a pain in the butt.Mind you, the cable wasn't hard to knit, it was just coming up with a design that looked like what I wanted it to look like that was difficult.
I used a seed stitch for the body of the hat and put a sweet little pageboy/newsboy brim on it. Love it.
Squeaker looked so flippin' adorable in it, I couldn't even believe it.
It gave me an idea for another hat down the line; it will have to wait a few weeks--I already have next week's hat in the planning!
I will be mailing this hat to my nephew (Ky-Guy, watch your mailbox!!)--I made my brother swear to send me pictures...We'll see. I think Ky will love it, he's one of those rare kids who appreciates handmade gifts. Every year I knit him something for Christmas--he has quite a collection at this point: a penguin, 2 pigs (I made him one and he loved it so much I had to make an emergency replacement pig for when the first one was in the wash), a donkey, a lego man, and some other random animals--and every time I see him, he brings out the whole collection and says, "Aunt Kate, I still have all the things you made me!" It makes my heart burst.
Here's the pattern link: http://www.etsy.com/listing/70005426/baby-deer-cable-hat-pattern-knit
Here's the pattern link: http://www.etsy.com/listing/70005426/baby-deer-cable-hat-pattern-knit
Take care!
Kate
2 comments:
Cutest hat yet! Good work! Your little guy is getting so big too.
The hat plus the overalls is a winning combination every time!
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