I have made this hat two times now. I followed the instructions as written the first time, but used the green loom. It fits more like a slouch hat and I really like that
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Everyday Beret
A few weeks ago a great pattern for the Everyday Beret was posted and I had to give it a try. I have been looking for a beret pattern, but haven't found any that I really liked, so was happy to find this free pattern.
I have made this hat two times now. I followed the instructions as written the first time, but used the green loom. It fits more like a slouch hat and I really like that
When I made the hat the second time, I did not add the 4 rows of e-wrap after the brim. I also made it normal hat size. I used bulky yarn for the first time and am really happy with the way it turned out. It looks small, but it fits great.
I have made this hat two times now. I followed the instructions as written the first time, but used the green loom. It fits more like a slouch hat and I really like that
Friday, February 11, 2011
I love making something and being happy with the finished creation. I was very happy when I finished a hat I made today. I loved the color, the design, and really everything about the hat.
I used a pattern I found on Ravelry.com and tweaked the pattern somewhat to make it work on the loom. I didn't have to do much, but still made some small changes. The pattern can be found here.
I used the green loom and this made a very tight brim. I love the way the brim looks, but will need to use the yellow loom next time or just use a brim that doesn't get turned up. I only needed to make the pattern 3 times to finish the hat and did not do any kind of decrease when I finished it. I just sewed up the top, so there was not an open hole.
I am pretty sure my husband is going to want a hat with this pattern, so I will be making it again soon. I plan to make some more changes now that I know how this pattern looks on the loom. When I finish it I will make sure and post the pictures and tell you the other changes I make.
I used a pattern I found on Ravelry.com and tweaked the pattern somewhat to make it work on the loom. I didn't have to do much, but still made some small changes. The pattern can be found here.
I used the green loom and this made a very tight brim. I love the way the brim looks, but will need to use the yellow loom next time or just use a brim that doesn't get turned up. I only needed to make the pattern 3 times to finish the hat and did not do any kind of decrease when I finished it. I just sewed up the top, so there was not an open hole.
I am pretty sure my husband is going to want a hat with this pattern, so I will be making it again soon. I plan to make some more changes now that I know how this pattern looks on the loom. When I finish it I will make sure and post the pictures and tell you the other changes I make.
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