Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Inga Hat


Well, I finished the hat. The pattern is by Sheila MacDonald. I was inspired to try this by Kathryn whom I 'met' over on Revelry. It is really easy to follow and takes just two skeins of yarn. I did it with some mixed flava DK weight (70/30% acrylic). Now that I know I can't screw this up, I'll try it with the 'good stuff'.

It could have been a wee bit looser.

19 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:20 AM

    I love the hat (and Sting) . very Norwegian like, I think.
    We have alot of this kind of patterns in Norway.

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  2. The hat looks great!

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  3. You did a fabulous job... love the intarsia.

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  4. Anonymous3:42 PM

    It turned out so awesome! A quick block might loosen it up a bit but I think it looks great :) The colors you chose are so perfect!

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  5. Haha Sting! Love it!! :oD So glad the hat was a success it looks good! I am so "jelly"!!!

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  6. Anonymous6:42 PM

    Hi! I love the hat! I have tried "samples" of Intarsia. I'm scared to commit to a whole intaria project.

    I have not heard of ATcards.com but will go now and have apeek.

    I subscribed to your blog as well!

    :)

    I love your photographing skills

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  7. Anonymous7:52 PM

    I love it! Your colorwork really came out amazing. Just in time for the cooler weather, too!

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  8. Anonymous9:27 PM

    I am very impressed with the hat. I don't know how to do fair isle, that is what it is, isn't it? Anyway I think it's great. Sting was great too.

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  9. Lovely hat & great video!

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  10. Anonymous1:52 AM

    Very cute hat!

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  11. Um, LOVE this.
    *sigh* one more to add to my list.
    Knit envy is the worst :)

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  12. Anonymous12:02 PM

    Great hat! I love stranded knitting. You can make it a bit looser by wet-blocking it and letting it dry around a bowl... Not too big of a bowl, though!

    - MJ

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  13. Absolutely beautiful!

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  14. Anonymous2:19 PM

    It looks great! Do you think it would loosen up a bit with wear?

    You're very disciplined to knit a "practice" hat before knitting the "real" one -- I think I'd lose focus after the practice one.

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  15. That is one gorgeous hat!! I LOVE the colors!! Great job!!

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  16. WOW, it already looks like the good stuff!

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  17. Hi Deb.... I just found you and I am so glad I did,I think I have read all your post.lol,, Your blog is awesome and gives me such inspirations... I tagged you as a rocking blog girl.. I hope I can eventually get to do some nice things on my blog too...

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  18. Anonymous8:04 AM

    Love it! (And miss you!)

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  19. I lurve this hat. Thanks for the link. If I ever finish the never-ending mystery stole, I may try one!

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