Hats for my girls
I decided this winter that, since my knitting skills are getting better, I would knit up some hats for my girls. I just completed these this past week. It was my first time doing hats and after getting the hang of the DPN's it was a piece of cake!
The yarn is from KnitPicks and is there Shine Worsted in Blush and Shine Sport in Crocus (both a dream to work with). I used size 6 needles for my oldest daughters hat and size 5 needles for my youngest. Pattern is from HeadHuggers.org and is their Lace-Edged Womans Hat. As soon as my other order arrives from KnitPicks, I'm going to make myself the same hat. ![]() My girls love their hats however, the only thing that I'm not to fond of is the peak at the top. Does anyone know how to get rid of it? I followed the pattern exactly for the decreases on both hats and they both have it. |
Very, very nice hats and they look very cute on your daughters. I think to get rid of the peak you need to decrease a little faster at the top.
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Great looking hats. I like the colors you have chosen. :heart: What beautiful little girls! :heart:
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Lovely hats and lovely girls!
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The colors you selected look amazing in that lace pattern.
I agree w/ the others.. I usually decrease one row, knit one row, and continue.. and you can even 'decrease' two rows instead of the one knit row- if you can tell it's not decreasing fast enough- you just need to make sure that the HAT part is long enough.. before you start the rapid decreasing. |
they are beautiful ! bothe the hats and the girls :)
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Wow, what cute little girls! Great job on the hats, too.
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Our own Julie wrote that pattern. They came out great and your daughters are so cute!
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To cute!!! Great job :happydance:
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adorable! such pretty colors, and pretty girls!
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