Hadley’s Hat

While waiting for more yarn to arrive to finish the last three rows on the fair isle sweater I’m knitting for Arden, I finished up a cute little flower hat for Hadley.
It’s the same pattern to coordinate with the one I made in purple for Arden last fall.  It’s from Itty Bitty Hats by Susan B. Anderson.

This time I wasn’t a rusty knitter and didn’t knit into the backside for the entire project like I did for Arden’s.  I’m supposed to say it gives it character, but we know the truth…

Hadley’s is a little on the big side, but that gives it room to grow.  At the rate she’s growing, it’s a good thing!  Arden’s hat still fits her a year later, so I’ll get one more season of use.  Plus, the coat and snow pants I bought are still fitting – go slowing growth rate!

All the hats in the book are adorable and look super quick and easy – I should have tried a different one, but I couldn’t resist the matching sister hats.  I’ll have to get a picture of the two of them together in their upside-down daisy hats!

Hadley was getting hungry during the photo shoot so she was trying desperately to find her fingers.  I had just fed her, but obviously she didn’t think it was enough.

I have a weekly knit night on Thursday during which I should be able to finish the sweater for Arden – if my yarn comes in time.  If it doesn’t, I guess I’ll just have to start a new project.  Maybe something for me?!

2 Responses to Hadley’s Hat

  1. Maggie December 4, 2011 at 10:42 PM #

    so cute.
    Would luv for you to add it in our linking party, so our readers will discover this awesome project at http://www.passionatelyartistic.com/2011/11/5-fabulous-christmas-card-ideas.html
    Have a great week,
    Maggie
    http://passionatelyartistic.com

  2. Mynnette December 6, 2011 at 2:25 AM #

    Oh, this is absolutely darling!!! 🙂

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