09 September knitting ideas digest

DIY Gin and Tonic Hat

Hi friends. It's good to be here with you on this beautiful day. Today, we will make this cute and stylish gin and tonic hat which just absolutely complements your outfit like no man's business. The pattern is quite easy to follow for your very own DIY Gin and Tonic Hat, so open this great tutorial and get to work. Happy knitting!

Materials needed:

  • Yarn
  • 4mm and 5mm needles

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hat, accessory, fall, winter, beanie
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