Ana Slouch Hat

I finished this awhile back and am just getting to post about it now. I struggled with the funky bind-off but thanks to your tips from the last post on this I was able to get through it. Turned out pretty cute too if I do say so myself!


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Pattern Source: "Ana Slouch Hat" by Adrienne Thomas (buy download HERE)
Yarn: Fleece Artist Woolie Silk 3 ply
Needles: size 6
Ravelry Link: HERE

First Snowboader Hat

I say first because in true Knitterella fashion I decided to start knitting Christmas gifts now. WIth one month to go I 'plan' to make these hats the gift to give this year.


So far so good, this hat knits up super fast, was fun to make and turned out really nice. Here's hoping I keep my momentum going!

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Pattern Source: "Everyone's Favorite Snowboarder Hat" by Tracey Earhart
Yarn: Brown Sheep Burly Spun
Needles: size 15, 15" circulars
Ravelry Link: HERE
Notes: I omit 2-3 rows in the length of the hat

Kai Sweater

Just finished the Kia Cabled Sweater for WZ. I love the way it turned out. So cute!


Looks like I'll have to cast on for another one real soon - he's going to out grow this one fast!

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Pattern Source: "Kia Cable Sweater" from Natural Knits For Babies And Moms
Yarn: Berroco, Comfort
Needles: size 4 and 5
Size: 6-12 months
Ravelry Link: HERE

Tuva

Yup! It's a hat.


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Pattern Source: Slouched Tuva Hat pattern, FREE from Turvid
Yarn: Yarn from The Plucky Knitter/ Merino Cashmere Nylon Worsted Weight, color way Honey Wilkes
Needles: size 7 and 8
Ravelry Link: HERE
Notes: I knitted this is worsted instead of the DK the pattern calls for. I liked the way it turned out. I didn't alter the pattern at all this time but if I were to knit with worsted again I think I'd cast on for less stitches (maybe 20) and increase into the first pattern round to get the required number of stitches for the rest of the hat.