I keep forgetting to share this hat that I knit for my cousin Michael. It is just like Fatty’s hat, but the fair isle pattern is a bit different. Tonya test knit the pattern for me – hopefully I will have it ready to share next week.
Ok, that’s it. Later gators.
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Love the pattern—simple but nice.
Very nice – I love the simplicity of it. That looks like just enough fair isle for me.
short and sweet.
nice hat 🙂
I LOVE this hat! I can’t wait for you to post a pattern. I have to say you have one of the best blogs. I got into knitting because of you, I have to admit. Last week I learned how online and just recently knit hats last week for my girls to match their soccer uniforms. Now I’m addicted and constantly looking at the things you’ve made and want to make more, more, more! Thanks for your inspiration (without even knowing it!)
Nice hat with great color choices.
So nice. I have the 70’s ski hat on my to do list and this looks a lot like that, although I think I like your pattern more.
It looks great – I love the colours!
Cute, cute! I wish I weren’t such a disaster with knitting needles. That fair isle is fancy! Great work. 🙂
It’s CUUUUUUTE!
Cute as can be! Can’t wait to knit up a couple myself once the pattern is posted.
very cute erin!
have a fantastic time!
it’s lovely!
so now you are pattern drafting? how exciting!
oh, that’s so cute!
That would make such a cute teapot cozy if you knitted one with a hole on either side!LOL
I love it,
It’s so bright and fun!
so sweet! hope all is well with you sweet friend!
I love it! Thank You Erin! You are the best!!
I’ve only made a scarf and a dishrag. Is something like this hat more for an advanced knitter?
I’ve only made a scarf and a dishrag. Is something like this hat more for an advanced knitter?