After casting off the body of Bogatell, I decided to take a wee break from it and knock another gift off the Christmas gift.
Another hat, of course:
This is the Snowtracks cap, a simple aran-weight cabled hat, with a Celtic feel.
Like the Moose hat I finished last week, this one only took a couple evenings. And it has such a nice result. And that’s one less present I have to worry about!
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Nice!!! I need to dig out my winter hats and give them a good wash. I am thinking that cooler weather has to arrive sometime, right?
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Oh I like that – and you chose a really great color!
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Perfect color for a Celtic cable hat.
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That’s a really pretty pattern. Thanks for the link – I’m printing it out!!
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What beautiful cables! The name is perfect for the hat.
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That is a beautiful cap. I followed your link and saved the pattern in my library. I have no idea how to post links and I really appreciate thoughtful people like you who do.
Blessings,
Betsy
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I don’t know which is the prettiest – the color or the design. It is just beautiful.
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Oh, I do like cables in a hat! Great knit!
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It certainly does have a Celtic feel!
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Val, it is beautiful!!! Just a great gift!
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