So much fiber, so little time: World's warmest hat

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2005.03.14

World's warmest hat

This is a Keeshond/merino hat in the same pattern as the last. It has a matching herringbone band on the lower edge of the brim, but Hedy is an itty bitty pinhead and doesn't fill out the hat.

This will either go in the next KSRF auction or I'll save it for the KSRF booth at the Keeshond National show in May. I'm also planning to weave a twill Keesmere blanket for that.

Posted at 05:40 PM in Fiber | Permalink

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Wow, that one is striking! You are just a hat knitting machine and they are all so gorgeous. One could almost wish for colder weather. I said almost.

Posted by: Julia | 2005.03.15 at 10:31 PM

Wow that hat is gorgeous!

Posted by: Devine | 2005.03.17 at 08:48 AM

This is a beautiful hat ... good luck with the auction (I love using doggie fur!) Quick Q: is there a pattern for this beauty?? :)

Posted by: Kary | 2005.03.22 at 04:58 PM

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