seed stitch hat finished!
it's almost 2 in the morning, and my hands are sore from knitting two together, but i finished the seed stitch hat. i'm proud to say that it fits great, despite having "winged it" and refused to follow a pattern.
(by the way, i knitted this on size 10 16in circular needles using two strands of "mutiny" at once. that's why it looks so chunky.)
now i don't have to wash my hair all winter, because i plan on wearing my new pink seed stitch hat all day every day.
(by the way, i knitted this on size 10 16in circular needles using two strands of "mutiny" at once. that's why it looks so chunky.)
now i don't have to wash my hair all winter, because i plan on wearing my new pink seed stitch hat all day every day.
4 Comments:
Both projects came out really great, Jen! Oh, and anything that makes it easier to not wash your hair, I'm all for!
I really need to get a new circular for hats (I've only got sweater circs or the kind for legwarmers or babies!)
thanks michelle!
i feel like i use my size 10 16in circular needles for everything! i think it is definitely worth it for all knitters to have a set.
i really have to get a smaller set of needles though... i have nothing smaller than size 10 and now that i'm getting a bit more experienced at knitting there are a number of projects i want to do that require smaller needles.
Your hat looks great! I would definately get some smaller needles. I find that I'm most comfortable (less wrist pain and I'm faster) knitting on 2mm-4mm (US 0-6). Size 10 seems huge to me now, even the 6 seems kinda large!
It was only this spring that I said something in a yarn store about how I would never knit with small needles again (and I was referring to size 8s!) Now I knit with small ones (the tie I'm knitting is with 1s) a lot cause I'm loose girl. Next needle, definitely the 16" though I think I'll probably get a size 6 or 7. Buying needles seems pretty random to me sometimes cause I never know what size I'll actually need.
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