08 February knitting ideas digest

DIY The Sundew Hat

Let’s keep our heads super warm this winter by making The Sundew Hat. This hat has a slouchy look to it and will make a wonderful complement to any and every of your outfit. Look at that pom-pom, look at those edges, look at how beautiful this hat sits on the head. So friends, let’s click on the link below and get started.

Materials needed:

  • Yarn
  • 6.5 mm (US10.5) 16-inch (40 cm) circular needles and set of 6.5mm (US10.5) DPNs
  • 1 stitch marker 
  • Yarn needle

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beanie, hat, winter, accessory
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