Wednesday, November 16, 2005
People will put anything on their heads, it seems to me for two reasons: either it keeps them warm, or it makes them feel cute. A good woolly cap can well combine these functions. Elizabeth Zimmermann
WHAT IS A "HAT TRICK"?
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This was explained back at the beginning of the KAL and is in the archives, but it bears repeating.
Each of the little hat icons below represent *3* hats finished by the knitter. Post a photo of your hats here
or add a link to your blog or photo page and we'll add the icon(s).
Please email jdevlin48362 (at) yahoo (dot) com when you've finished three hats. Thanks!
KNITTERS
- Abigail
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Adelle Tilton
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Alison
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Amanda
- Amanda
- Amanda
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Anne
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Ann-Marie
- Anu
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Ariel
- Ashleah
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Becky
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Becky
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Birdsong
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Bonnie
- Carolyn
- Cassa
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Choomon
- Christine
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Christy
- Courtney
- Dave
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Deb
- Deety
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Dyann
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Eva
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Glaistig
- Gina
- Hannah
- Jaax
- Janna
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Jenifer
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Jenn
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Jenn
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Jennifer
- Jenny
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Jenny
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Jessica
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Jewell
- Joni
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Julie
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Kaity
- Kara
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Karen
- Karen
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Karen
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Karyn
- Katie
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Kelly D
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Kim
- Klutzy91
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Knitnana
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Kristin
- Krys
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Laura
- Laura
- Laura W.
- Lee T.
- Lia
- Lilfawn
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Mallory
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Manda
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Mary
- Megan
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Melissa
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Melissa
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Michelle
- MikKnits
- Nancy
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Olga
- Peggy
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Persnickety Knitter
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Plain Jane
- Rebecca
- Rhiannon
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Ruth
- Sara
- Sarah
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Sarah O.G.
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Sarah W.
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Savida
- Shelly
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Sophie
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Susan
- Stary
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Sylvia
- Tassie
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Veronica
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Zee
Some Charities That Need Hats
- Caps for a Cure
- The Dulaan Project
- Compassion Knit
- Caps for Kids
- Christmas-at-Sea
- Newborns in Need, Inc.
- The Ships Project
- Afghans for Afghans
- Special Knitting Forces
- Head Huggers
- Warm the World
- The Preemie Project
- Please let us know if you know of others!
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Grab it if you've earned it!
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4 Comments:
Super cute!
Very pretty!
I like the color and pattern! And thanks for your strategy of knitting more rows between decrease rows to get a more gradually rounded top. I will try that in my next hat!
beautiful work! i need to try me some of that fair isle.
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