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And, as always, we’re not done looking at the hat until we see its crown. It reminds me of the red-winged blackbird’s wing-patches. I especially like the way the band swooshed. You might say it called to the birdwatcher in me. Here’s a look at the beauty of a worsted all skeined up. That’s the colorway of Washtenaw Wool Company’s Huron that I used. More than 10,700 Ravelers have knit Rikke and posted the hat on their project pages. People around me must enjoy wearing it because I don’t yet have one in my personal hatbox.

#Mountain colors twizzle yarn free#

It’s Rikke, a free pattern by Sarah Young. Sort of the ultimate test of a good pattern. The next hat is one I’ve knit a number of times. That frog just keeps on giving! Here’s the top. Yep, the one from the frogged poncho that bore some resemblance to a lampshade. You can join her Woolly Hat Society on her website and get special offers, including occasional special “pick a freebie” invitations.

Her hats are often stunning, colorful, shaped in unusual ways. She is a “hat architect” with more than 300 hat patterns available in her Ravelry store or on her website. Anderson, Celia's Blankie, Lego, Lego Man Mitts, Lego Maniac, Some Assembly Required | 2 Replies Yes, it’s true…more hats Posted in Knitting | Tagged Amber Allison, Carissa Browning, Carol A. But it is true that this grandmother decided to add to the allure of the gift by including a Lego City heavy cargo transport. I knit it in 2014 and packed it away until it was the right time for gifting. It will be a very warm very cozy blanket. You can read more about my modifications here. My Lego version of Celia’s blanket is knit in Plymouth Yarns Galway worsted and Paton’s Classic wool. This is Celia’s Blankie, a wonderful Carol A. The pattern includes 6 sizes, from baby to large adult.Īnd the package was all done up in very special wrapping. They are another freebie, this time by Carissa Browning, Lego Man Mitts. These Lego mitts might even turn up as part of Isaac’s Halloween costume. Isaac was also a big fan of this part of his Lego birthday package. I can see this guy sitting on plenty of adult desks. My Lego guy is just under 12 inches fully assembled. The prize is that some little person will like what you knit. But I still enjoyed making it because with these things you always keep your eye on the prize.

#Mountain colors twizzle yarn plus#

Plus these Red Heart Super Saver colors were perfect!

I didn’t want to invest a lot in yarn if the project proved a bust. It looked like it might be a stretch even for someone experienced in knitting toys. This is Amber Allison’s free pattern, Some Assembly Required. So Lego knitting sounded like good birthday-present knitting. This late in the life of Legos, there is probably a Lego gene. My favorite 5-year old, Isaac, is a Lego Maniac for sure.