Yarn: Lamb's Pride - approx. 120 yds. chunky
Needles: 10 1/2 dps
I love this entrelac hat. It was a quick knit and completed in a weekend of casual knitting.
I highly recommend this book. Many, many hat patterns that I like. I purchased it with my 40% off coupon at JoAnn's.
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If it doesn’t fit us, it’s bound to fit someone, right?
Entrelac falls in the category of modular knitting. If you have a lot of yarn "nuggets", modular knitting is a great way to use them up. Consider a pair of entrelac socks, scarf, mittens, etc.
Now isn't this an interesting way to mend or repair your handknits!
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Happy Knitting!
I love that hat! I have some Nashua Geologie that I think would work up into a great hat like that one. Must check out the book, too!
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Great hat! The needle felting for repairing works wonderfully. I've used it on my clogs.
ReplyDeleteOh be still my heart! LOL! I love all those crayons/needles. What a terrific hat! I've knitted a couple of Entrelac dishcloths, they're fun, but they take a lot of concentration, so that you don't lose your place where you're knitting. I guess I'll have to check out that book, too!
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That hat is ADORABLE! I'm not sure I would wear my sweater with a needle-felted patch, but it's a good option, and if I could match the color of the wool well enough, it might be not bad at all! I've got just the candidate in mind, actually -- a dark brown sweater that I love that has sprung a few little holes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute hat! I've actually never seen entrelac done with only one color but I like it a lot.
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