

We used a few too many colours, I think, and things got a bit muddy, but it's a nice muddy pink. (The flash picture below is way too pink!) The 50 grams was not quite enough for the whole hat, so we have a few green stripes towards the top, which just serve to show off the coolility of the pattern. Very clever, that Grumperina!

Look how those stripes twirl and zig and zag! I must make more of these!
I think the pattern looks so fun in handpsinted yarn! :) Cute model, too!
ReplyDeleteThey are fun, aren't they! And a little addictive.
ReplyDeleteLove that hat - I forgot I had it in my "want to make someday" pile. Definitely will make one... and I even have some yarn left to use! (remember that blue and brown stuff I bought to make Brian a scarf with? the one he hated?)
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