My pattern is up!

#1

At headhuggers.org…

http://www.headhuggers.org/patterns/kpatt18.htm

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#2

Congratulations! What a great pattern!

#3

:cheering: :cheering: Very nice! Congratulations!

#4

A beautiful pattern!!! Congratulations!! :thumbsup:

#5

:cheering: :cheering: Congratulations!!!

#6

Oh! How very pretty! I love it!

Congratulations! :cheering:

#7

Cute! Congratulations!

#8

Pretty! Congratulations.

#9

Congratulations!! :cheering: What a pretty hat!

#10

I saw it yesterday, and I thought it looked familiar. Congratulations! It’s a great pattern!

#11

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#12

The pattern is just beautiful!! I am planning on making it in the future. Thanks so much! :XX: :XX: :XX:

#13

I love that hat! It reminds me of a vintage 1920’s style. Just lovely.

You are so lucky to be able to design like that.

#14

That’s awesome Julie! Congratulations!

#15

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And, I can attest…it is a QUICK and FUN hat to knit! I did it in a day.

#16

Great pattern :thumbsup:

And even better that it can be knit up so quickly!! :happydance:

#17

:happydance: Congrats what a cute hat!!! :cheering:

#18

Ooh, it’s lovely. I’d like to try it. My biggest hurdle in beginning new projects is determining which yarn can be used (if I don’t have the yarn used in the project), but hopefully I have something on hand for it.

Thanks for sharing! :smiley:

#19

Congratulations! It is a really lovely pattern, too–I remember the hat Kelly knit using it. Gawgeous!

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#20

Here is one I made with James C. Brett Kool Cotton and 4 mm needles. It was really quick to knit. I love the pattern :thumbsup: