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Cover Your Head Knitalong: October 2006
Cover Your Head Knitalong
Friday, October 20, 2006
Lace Edged Hat
Here is my version of the lace edged hat from Headhuggers.org. I really like mine, but it was intended for my mom's co-worker who just lost her hair. I have another skein of this yarn (Classic Elite Premiere) which I might use for myself.
People will put anything on their heads, it seems to me for two reasons: either it keeps them warm, or it makes them feel cute. A good woolly cap can well combine these functions. Elizabeth Zimmermann
This was explained back at the beginning of the KAL and is in the archives, but it bears repeating.
Each of the little hat icons below represent *3* hats finished by the knitter. Post a photo of your hats here
or add a link to your blog or photo page and we'll add the icon(s).
Please email jdevlin48362 (at) yahoo (dot) com when you've finished three hats. Thanks!
