The Slow Hat Completed And Other Things

Here lies pictures of the hat match the scarf I made for the SDA lady. In addition to these pictures, I’m including two other projects I’m working on. One is a scarf, green, for a comedian I’m a fan of and the other is a gray and as of yet undetermined second color scarf for my father.

One of these pictures shows a toned down example of my “morning hair”. You don’t want to witness what it looks like when I first get up.

I have a crappy Radioshit webcam…oxymoronic, I know. Please excuse the quality. As soon as I can get better, you’ll see better quality images. Incidentally, the straights I’m using to make the green scarf are the very first pair I bought. *wipes away one wistful tear of pride*

The hats base is made with k1p1 ribbing and I cast 80 stitches on. It’s a habit…I’ve also found it to be a nice size for an adult hat given the yarn I normally use. From there I just did a knit stitch to the end. Pretty much the basic circular needle hat routine.

The scarves are, so far, done in basic knit stitch. With the green one, I’m just going for plain but the with the gray I may do some stuff. It depends on which color(s) I use to shake the pattern up. I’ve got some great multicolor yarn here that I’ve been itching to use. All in good time says I.