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December 26, 2005

Mitered hat in progress

I cast on another mitered hat in the same wool as I had made my first; handspun that was a gift from a friend. Nubbly and slubbed yarns are shown to their best advantage in reverse stockinette stitch, so this is a great pattern for the yarn.

Here's the hat in progress with one and one half sections knit. That was accomplished during a phone call and on the walk home. It is a very fast knit and frugal with yarn (both ribbed hats and garter stitch hats use more yarn, but they are also more elastic for the same reason).

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Here's a closer look at the short-rowing that creates the crown in a series of wedges. If you're scared of socks, try this hat first.

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And as weird and as stubby as my fingers look here, I swear I have not had a traumatic amputation. They're just curled under holding the hat.

Posted by Leigh Witchel at December 26, 2005 10:48 PM

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