But alas, it is a new year and I have conquered this hat pattern! I started it on January 3rd and finished on January 9th. The yarn used was Berroco Comfort, color #9761, and not even 1 full skein. The ribbing is done on size 6 needles and the body of the hat is done on size 8.

He received the hat today and was thrilled to get it. I took a couple pictures of him wearing it, but he didn't want his face in the pictures. So here is a top down and front view shot of the hat with me blurring out his face. I am really pleased with how it turned out. I will definitely knit this hat again!
I love this hat! The name of it serves it well. It is a Koolhaas hat...lol. Great job! You never know where this first paid job will lead you. You might as well get paid for all your hard work.
ReplyDeleteIt's like validation when you earn a little $ for your craft. Knitting is personally rewarding, but it's hard work sometimes to. Someone recognizing it, & being willing to pay you for it, makes knitting really real. I wonder if the man whom the hat is named for really pronounces his name? We all seem to be mentally pronouncing it the way it looks, but I bet ya it's slightly inflected to NOT sound the way we think. LOL!
ReplyDeleteForgot to tell you what I think of the hat...yowza! I love the pattern, color, & how intricate it looks. Very good.
ReplyDeleteI am in love with that pattern. Yours turned out great. Cha-ching!
ReplyDeleteHey there, craftivore here. I felt I had to go on over a have a look see since you stopped by my virgin blog and were kind enough to be numero uno poster. I loove that hat and have been tempted to knit it too. Yours is beautiful, that's one lucky co-worker.
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