and we shall have snow,
And what will poor robin do then, poor thing?
He’ll sit in a barn and keep himself warm
and hide his head under his wing, poor thing.
This cold weather has certainly turned my attention to my own need for warm hats. Firstly I turned out this. Which is the The Republic Hat made in LLama Classic Brown (64) on 6mm needles.
Then for hubby I made him a little beanie hat. He doesn’t like a hat that creeps into his eyes so I thought this might fit the bill. Lavender in Winter Beanie It was made with Classica Llama Grey (74) with 7mm needles and a little of the brown for the colour work. This is my first attempt at any colour work and I am very pleased with it.
And then as the weather has continued to get very cold my attention turned to a thicker hat for myself or should I say a hat with a nice big brim. This is the Seaman’s Cap made from Collinette Iona, Summer Berries in 4.00 and 4.5 mm needles. Its lovely, fits a treat and due to the lovely large brim keeps me and my frosty ears very, very warm.
I’m glad you’re keeping toasty warm – we missed you last night but it was really really cold!
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When son no.1 came home at five thirty p.m. and told me it was minus 5 C, I thought perhaps this was a night I would miss going to knit night!
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It’s -25 here this morning and I could use one of your toasty hats!!I live in northern Canada by the way!!
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