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Finished Object:

Smocked Slouch by Jill Zilenski
Yarn: RYC Cashsoft Aran
Size 7 Needle
Difficulty: Definitely for an advanced beginner....Google is your friend for seeing a video on how the smocking stitch is done.
Pattern is for sale on Ravelry all links to pattern and designer website are in this blog post here 

This hat is for Carrie. I almost, ALMOST finished it last night while knitting in the presence of the Yarn Harlot while she did her reading at the bookstore ...but I didn't have my DPN's and short of yelling out into the room of knitters for some (which I'm sure would have produced a variety of size 7 DPN's) I only asked 2 people and none were to be had...Instead I stayed up to finish the Karate Kid with D, closed it up and wove in all the tails so it's ready for Carrie to wear today. Luckily it's just in time, for the cold weather is making a comeback.



I think I need one for me now!

Comments

Kelly said…
Looks great! I need a new hat this year -- maybe I'll give this one a try.

I'm zooming through Multnomah and loving it! Thanks for the recommendation. : )

Have a great weekend!
p.s. So envious that you got to see the Yarn Harlot. Hope it was fun!
October 28, 2011 at 7:39 AM
Carmel said…
This hat is super fun to make and it's amazingly squishy in this yarn!
I love Multnomah, it's a great pattern!
Yarn Harlot is hilarious!
October 28, 2011 at 8:53 AM
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