I met with members of the Tallahassee Women’s Social Meetup group Sunday afternoon to work on our hats for cancer patients. I’d begun working on the hat pictured above shortly after meeting with this group before Christmas and was anxious to find out if I’d remembered the instructions correctly. To my immense surprise, I had!
I’d taken the hat to a point at which I needed further instructions, and was pleased to learn I would be able to complete it this afternoon. The only thing I’d gotten wrong was the type of yarn to use. Apparently there’s a specific yarn recommended for cancer patients and mine is a bit on the scratchy side. Next time I need to purchase this brand:
One of the ladies knitted a hat for a preemie this afternoon. It’s so adorably tiny!
I had to try on my completed project:
Okay, I’m not a super model. I’m pretty proud of my hat.
Peace, people!
Praying for Eyebrowz 
Youāre a beauty of a bohemian Floridian, Painted Toes, and I take my hat off to your efforts.
Regards,
Cap Deerstalker
Mitre, Montana
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For my next project, Iāll produce something that fits my head betterāI donāt know how wearable this hat actually is!
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It’s a great looking hat.
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I wouldnāt look too closely, but it was fun to make.
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Awesome!! Good for you!!! Domesticating or … hahaha!!! I want to make one!!! š
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Iāve just started on a second one. Itās pretty easy!
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And wine!
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Always wine!
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good for you I suck at knitting lol
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Well done
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Thank you!
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