I knitted up a Sandoval hat for my husband with grey worsted wool, and then Genevieve tried it on and asked for one, too. There was a little grey yarn left from my husband's hat, and I had a little light blue yarn left from my nephew's baby hat, so we agreed a light blue brim would look cool. I dearly wanted to use the rest of the light blue in a pom pom, but Genevieve was firm and kind: no way.
This hat is easy to knit, super comfy to wear (okay, I snitched my husband's hat a few times now), and looks good. I've now cast on to knit my own Sandoval.
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Wow, G is growing up!!! So self-possessed and confident!
(The hats are lovely, too!)
Excellent! Which reminds me, I'm supposed to knit my husband a hat. I should get on that now that it's March.
That first photo looks as if could be in magazine.
What a good looking bunch! Including the hats, lol!
Good of you to listen to your daughter about the pompom. Maybe there's enough to put one on Phoebe's hat? I'm sure you are now knitting a hat for every member of the family, right?!?
Those pictures are everything!! Print and frame :) And i'd love a hat too! They're classic and look super warm and comfortable.
Wow, Genevieve is a young woman! I hardly knew her (aside from the fact that I don't know her.) :) What cute pictures, and nice job on the hats.
Hats are terrific! good job knitting momma.
You have such an attractive family. And are, of course, so crafty! Excellent hats. I like the way they coordinate, but are quite different still. A pom-pom would have been cute, but probably not as "mature" looking--and oh my, G is looking mature these days, too.
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