I'm still working on hats this week to go with the scarves I'd been making for Sandy at Bridge and Beyond, and wrote down the pattern for the simple ribbed pattern I worked up.
In addition to the two hats I posted about last week, here's the rest of what I have completed to send off in the next day or two.
The forest green and two striped hats are made from the pattern I just published tonight: Easy Ribbed Hat With Variations. It's a super simple pattern in HDC, but you can pretty it up with color, stripes, flecked or variegated yarn.
The last one I finished earlier today was the black/olive/beige striped to match the scarf, and I'll be writing up that pattern next, so watch for that post in another day or two.
I think that makes a total of five hats and three scarves, but I might have a few scarves in my stash from last year that I can toss into the mix too.
October's project of the month at Bridge and Beyond will be mittens. Mittens and I don't get along too well, so if anyone has free patterns that are super simple, please toss them my way!
To play along on Work-in-Progress Wednesday, make your blog post for Wednesday be about something you're working on - some type of craft, renovation project, landscaping, even that novel you're writing. You can play along even if it’s not Wednesday; I leave each WIP up until the following week. Copy the code below Rosie's picture and paste it into your blog post so that others can follow too, and see the rest of the projects that are posted here.
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In addition to the two hats I posted about last week, here's the rest of what I have completed to send off in the next day or two.
The forest green and two striped hats are made from the pattern I just published tonight: Easy Ribbed Hat With Variations. It's a super simple pattern in HDC, but you can pretty it up with color, stripes, flecked or variegated yarn.
The last one I finished earlier today was the black/olive/beige striped to match the scarf, and I'll be writing up that pattern next, so watch for that post in another day or two.
I think that makes a total of five hats and three scarves, but I might have a few scarves in my stash from last year that I can toss into the mix too.
October's project of the month at Bridge and Beyond will be mittens. Mittens and I don't get along too well, so if anyone has free patterns that are super simple, please toss them my way!
To play along on Work-in-Progress Wednesday, make your blog post for Wednesday be about something you're working on - some type of craft, renovation project, landscaping, even that novel you're writing. You can play along even if it’s not Wednesday; I leave each WIP up until the following week. Copy the code below Rosie's picture and paste it into your blog post so that others can follow too, and see the rest of the projects that are posted here.
Make sure to click 'You are next' below to add your link here so my readers can follow it to your blog post. Note
Several of you are signing up at the bottom but you’re not putting the WIP Wednesday link on your own blog. If you don’t, your readers won’t be led back here to see what others are doing and what WIP Wednesday is all about. It’s not hard, just copy the code beneath the photo above and paste it into your blog post. If you’re having trouble, please let me know and I’ll try to walk you through it.
Mittens, just like socks, are something I've not been brave enough to even try to make. Your matching hats and scarves look great!
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern(s), Marie Anne. Thanks so much for sharing them.
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