There is still knitting going on here… not as much as I’d like, but enough to finish a simple yellow hat to go with the duck feet.
The pattern is Baxter Beanie. I omitted the stripes, but kept the pom pom, because nothing is cuter than a wee little pom pom.
Now I can get this and the quilt packed up and in the mail to Mom and baby. One more hat to go and then I can get back to the Christmas sweater.
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
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You have just been bustin’ out the projects.
You’re totally right about the pom pom.
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That will be perfect with the duck feet!!
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Adorable and just right for the set you made!
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So sweet! Daughter just asked me for more baby socks for the Grand and I’ve been digging through my ridiculous stash to find something that would work for a toddler boy and wouldn’t ya know it-I went and ordered some. Why do I NEVER have what I am looking for?
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D’awww!
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That is a sweet hat and will look so great with those duck feet. I’ve just gone back and ready your previous posts. The chandelier quilt top is beautiful! You make it sound so easy, but it looks so difficult.
Blessings,
Betsy
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Cute! Perfect with the duck feet.
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Sweet hat!
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That is such an adorable hat! The color just makes me smile.
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