


Not even blocked, what a mess lol. It's like showing you pictures of my ironing pile or something :-p
At least FIL seemed to like it...

Although judging from that photo perhaps not lol. Oh well, it's finished and will keep his head cosy which is the main thing. I based this hat on the Wooly Owl hat pattern but added a few extra stitches to make it fit an adult sized head. I kept the ear flaps the same size though. I used some cascade 220 yarn left over from my Romantika cardigan. The blue was left over from some longies I think, not sure!
Linking up with Creative Friday and Fibre Arts Friday
Looking good. :-)
ReplyDeleteGood job!
ReplyDeleteMuch better than pictures of the ironing pile. Looks great :-)
ReplyDeleteHis head will definitely be cozy in that. Great job.
ReplyDeleteI love a photo of a man in a woollie hat!
ReplyDeleteHe looks happy enough in it! And why not? It is cute and clearly very warm.
ReplyDeleteI don't think that a hat needs blocking! The wearing will do that!! Don't be so hard on yourself, it looks great!!! xx
ReplyDeleteHahahaha! Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteIt's great! I agree with Amy, the wearing will block it.
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