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DOUBLE LAYERED HAT
With the ribbing down, with the ribbing turned up, and laid out in full. Used old Patons "Decor" yarn which is 75% acrylic and 25% wool. Free pattern DOUBLE LAYER HAT.

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This is my version of the London Beanie hat. The photos are from the side and from the top to show off the variegated stripes. Again, used old Patons "Decor". Free pattern HEAD HUGGER HAT.

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The next three hats are from "45 Fine & Fanciful Hats to Knit" by Anna Zilboorg.

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The toque is from two different patterns in the book, with the side from #2 on pages 36-37 and the top from #1 pages 34-35.
Used old Patons "Classic Wool", knitting worsted weight with size 4.5 mm needles. For the side, I repeated the pattern one extra to make 5 design instead of 4.
This hat was made for my mother, to match her new winter jacket in the same colours. Also made her a solid colour tube scarf in the burnt orange.

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The stacked hat pattern is for three layers but I made it two layers. It is pattern #1 on pages 90-91.
Used old Patons "Ballybrae", knitting worsted weight with size 4.5 mm needles.
When I originally bought the book and made this hat in 1997, it was before errors were discovered in the charts. I tried to finish the top but the chart was wrong and it never has laid flat.
It is a very eye-catching hat, made for a male friend who wears it with flare.

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This Pentagon is for myself, and pattern #5 on pages 62-63.
Used old Patons "Classic Wool" and Brown Sheep "Nature Spun", knitting worsted weight with size 4.5 mm needles.
I am not a hat person, but love this one. I like to get one of the points centered on my forehead. Made it to match the scarf and mitts below.

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Click Scarf for myself knit in random stripes of dark, med, and light blue, and white. That is Quincie modeling the scarf. The pattern is free for the TUBE SCARF.

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Pair of mitts I designed to match the scarf. I really did not have a pattern, just designed on the fly. The photo on the right is the top of the mitten. It turned out really neat with the decreases, forming an interesting pattern from both the front, back, and top.

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Toddler's Sherpa style hat made for grand nephew James winter 2001. Used old Patons "Astra" and "Look At Me".

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Click Ladies mittens using Lopi style wool. Free pattern LOPI MITTENS.

Click Ladies mittens using mohair. Free pattern MOHAIR MITTENS.

Click Fun scarves using eyelash yarn. Free pattern FASHION SCARVES.

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My version of "Vinter Lue" from knitty.com. A great web site with neat patterns.
I used old Brunswick "Icelandic" wool which is a bulky weight. I really like the ear flaps as they keep my ears so warm.

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DOUBLE LAYERED HAT With the ribbing down, with the ribbing turned up, and laid out in full. Used old Patons "Decor" yarn which is 75% acrylic and 25% wool. Free pattern DOUBLE LAYER HAT.


Click	LONDON BEANIE or HEAD HUGGER HAT This is my version of the London Beanie hat. The photos are from the side and from the top to show off the variegated stripes. Again, used old Patons "Decor". Free pattern HEAD HUGGER HAT.	Click


Click	The toque is from two different patterns in the book, with the side from #2 on pages 36-37 and the top from #1 pages 34-35. Used old Patons "Classic Wool", knitting worsted weight with size 4.5 mm needles. For the side, I repeated the pattern one extra to make 5 design instead of 4. This hat was made for my mother, to match her new winter jacket in the same colours. Also made her a solid colour tube scarf in the burnt orange.
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Click	The stacked hat pattern is for three layers but I made it two layers. It is pattern #1 on pages 90-91. Used old Patons "Ballybrae", knitting worsted weight with size 4.5 mm needles. When I originally bought the book and made this hat in 1997, it was before errors were discovered in the charts. I tried to finish the top but the chart was wrong and it never has laid flat. It is a very eye-catching hat, made for a male friend who wears it with flare.
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Click	This Pentagon is for myself, and pattern #5 on pages 62-63. Used old Patons "Classic Wool" and Brown Sheep "Nature Spun", knitting worsted weight with size 4.5 mm needles. I am not a hat person, but love this one. I like to get one of the points centered on my forehead. Made it to match the scarf and mitts below.
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Click	Scarf for myself knit in random stripes of dark, med, and light blue, and white. That is Quincie modeling the scarf. The pattern is free for the TUBE SCARF.


Click	Pair of mitts I designed to match the scarf. I really did not have a pattern, just designed on the fly. The photo on the right is the top of the mitten. It turned out really neat with the decreases, forming an interesting pattern from both the front, back, and top.	Click

Click	Toddler's Sherpa style hat made for grand nephew James winter 2001. Used old Patons "Astra" and "Look At Me".	Click


Click	Ladies mittens using Lopi style wool. Free pattern LOPI MITTENS.

Click	Ladies mittens using mohair. Free pattern MOHAIR MITTENS.

Click	Fun scarves using eyelash yarn. Free pattern FASHION SCARVES.

Click	My version of "Vinter Lue" from knitty.com. A great web site with neat patterns. I used old Brunswick "Icelandic" wool which is a bulky weight. I really like the ear flaps as they keep my ears so warm.

E-MAIL quanah@look.ca Last updated January 2nd, 2009 Contents & Copy: Copyright © Arlene Williams Web Site Design & Copy: Copyright © Quanah Web Design

E-MAIL quanah@look.ca

Last updated January 2nd, 2009

Contents & Copy: Copyright © Arlene Williams
Web Site Design & Copy: Copyright © Quanah Web Design