It came out really great in spite of the fact that I used different yarn than what was called for in the pattern and I neglected to do a gauge swatch first. It came out a little big but I washed it in hot water which shrunk it down quite a bit and gave it a nice felted look.
The finished product:

I used a little red plastic rose button as a fastener:

Ready for a cold damp Seattle day:

5 comments:
I love the detail of the rose button. it's adorable. is this gonna be sold on the etsy site too?
most likely it will be. i just made this one as a prototype and i will make another right away to try and refine the look/feel. but ultimately, yes, they are quick to make so i'd love to sell them on etsy.
sweet. something to keep my ears warm while still looking chic.
i like it. i want one in red! i always cover my ears i can't stand the wind going in but hats make be look like Homey the Clown. Nice job.
GUESS WHAT? I saw these sold at Urban Outfitters. $16!!!
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