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The Closet of Lulu Persnickety

A collection of oddities found in the closet of a most peculiar woman.
 

Greek Fisher Style Knitted Felted Hat

Well, this was take two on my design process for my knitted felted Greek Fisher style hat. Although the Cascade yarn was nice, I didn't know what to expect upon felting. So it came out all wrong. It didn't help that I used 4 ply yarn for the brim and band and then 3 ply yarn for the rest of the hat. I was pleasantly surprised when this one came out. I used my standard Patons yarn in Teal for the brim and Retro for the top. I was using up scrap yarn for this prototype and am looking forward to using more normal (?!) colors in the future.





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