I Can't Stop
-Henry David Thoreau
I think I have issues with small, round objects. Remember the Christmas ornaments?
Meet the Strawberry Hats:
You know the ones - the Ann Norling pattern. It's incredibly popular, and for all the right reasons. It's supereasy, supercute, and a hit at any baby shower. It's always good to have a few little gifts stashed away, and I thought I should actually use some stash yarn before the Stashalong ends.
It's the perfect marriage of convenience: while not very romantic, plenty of progeny. So far we have an heir and a spare. And there may be more to follow.
ETA: You may notice some new contributors on the sidebar - I'm getting ready for a trip and preparing some special blog suprises for you. All will be revealed in the fullness of time. . . . like next week.
11 Comments:
Not again! Where is Nurse Ratchet when you need her?
Strawberry hats are great! I've also made a few little red sweaters and put strawberry buttons on them to "coordinate." Also a popular shower gift.
What a cute hat!!
How cute!
Am I mistaken that that pattern also provides instructions for an adult size? When will we see you modeling yours? I think wearing your stylish strawberry hat you'd be quite the hit with the locals on your trip.
Holy crap, that's a cute hat. Yet another pattern I need you to copy for me. After the trip, of course.
Sooo cute! I need to knit one of these.
Hey! I am glad you like my blog! I am pleased as punch that I found your knitting blog by just clicking on other people's blogs! It really is a small world. Let me know when you want to get together. I am going to grad school in August, but I will be around Providence until then.
-SAK
The strawberry hat is soooo adorable! I love it! I might have to knit one for the little "berry" in my life!
Ilove this hat pattern. I use it periodically because it's fast and easy.
Very cute hats!
Love those hats!
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