Saturday, January 10, 2009

A hat for Sam

Just a quick post to share a [very] quick project. I seem to be developing a trend...

Pattern: Well...it's more of a recipe, really
Gauge: 5.5 sts per 2"
Needles: US #10 Addi Turbos
Yarn: 2 half skeins of Cascade 220 Heathers held double
Made for: Sam
Time to knit: 2 discs of Arrested Development (Season 2)
Level of love: easy, peasy, & awesome

Hi, I'm Sam.

This hat was so fast and enjoyable it makes me smile. It was made to recreate a hat that he currently has in black & white and wears all the time. I took a gauge, some length measurements, did some swatching and went to town. I really am pleased with the finished product (and I'd like to think he is too)!

Hey look, a label!

Sigh. All in all, these little projects are basically all I have time for these days--I'm in the middle of taking a very condensed (and intensive) interim accounting course which leaves little to no brain power for knitting. I do have a several more challenging projects lined up for when I'm not spending every waking moment dealing with debits, credits and posting to T accounts. That day can't come soon enough...really.

9 comments:

  1. Nice hat, but I really like those labels... where did you get those made up?

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  2. I'm all for quick little projects at the moment too! Love your labels!

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  3. Hey, I was gifted with labels just like that from my mom! Aren't they neat? :)

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  4. ahhhh the dimples the dimples sooo cute! Hat looks great on, he seems to be pleased with it!

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  5. hi! i love your blogging, and this hat=] where did you get those labels? i would love to get some for my projects!
    Kaytee

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  6. Found you via Ravelry and a Knitting blogring :) Very snazzy hat, and love the labels!

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  7. I adore the hats you've made, will enjoy popping into your blog to see what future projects you get up to - inbetween lectures and studying of course. :)
    And have to agree with everyone else, the labels are only great.

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  8. I really like the marled yarn you chose for this :)

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