I finally used up the last of the reclaimed sweater wool
I bought on Esty and used here and here.
Grand total of 6 hats and a scarf from two used sweaters.
I now have sweaters to unravel myself to try it out.
Turns out to be a very economical way to get wool yarn.
Environmentally-friendly too.
I bought on Esty and used here and here.
Grand total of 6 hats and a scarf from two used sweaters.
I now have sweaters to unravel myself to try it out.
Turns out to be a very economical way to get wool yarn.
Environmentally-friendly too.

They actually fit me but look much cuter on her with her curls.

3 comments:
Julie! These are hats are GORGEOUS!! So is your precious niece ~ I've got to get busy crocheting....xxoo, Dawn
I love the hat! Is it your pattern? Can I get it?
--Barbara
Love the ribbon hats, they remind of hats from the twenties. Or forties maybe?
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