aha! Look what I found when I was reorganizing my yarn stash. I knit this little helmet (as the pattern refers to it) from a vintage Patons magazine last Winter for Oscar. I wasn’t very pleased with it because it seemed so big and boxy and, well, helmet-y. But I wasn’t taking into account the fact that his head would grow! Now it fits perfectly and looks pretty darn cute. So I finished off the tassle and ties last night and voila, instant gratification.
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Ha! The addition of the tassle and ties really make this hat. I mean, it was cute before, but now it’s adorable! It’s all in the details.
What wonderful timing to find it again when it fits so perfectly! It looks great. 🙂
Oh my goodness, that is the most precious thing ever! I just love it! Is there a chance I could get a copy of that pattern? I would be forever in your debt 🙂
– Jen
Jen,
I can’t copy the pattern and send it to you.. taboo in the knitting world! But I am done with the booklet and it needs a good home. Email me your address and I’ll send it to you.
Hillary
I would love a copy of Oscar’s Hat pattern. I hope you get this message. Thank you. Joan Anderson, La Crosse, Wisconsin
Hi Hillary,
What a gorgeous little hat!
Do you still have this pattern and if so am I able to have a copy?
If not, do you still have the details of pattern?
Thanks,
Marcela 🙂