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.
This is my niece modeling two hats I've since named after her.
They actually fit me but look much cuter on her with her curls.
They actually fit me but look much cuter on her with her curls.
The ribbon is Lindsay tartan, which is the tartan of my son's band. I got the idea of adding ribbon from Natalie (Happy 4th Birthday, Maria!), and knew that specific ribbon would work wonderfully.
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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