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This pattern has been moved to my new blog: http://qualitycrochet4fun.blogspot.com/2008/02/here-is-beanie-pattern-that-i-wrote-few_14.html

 

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Not the best pic but gives you an idea of the shape. This beanie is a little shorter, but rows can be added to make it any length you want.

 

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This just gives you an idea of what you can do with the pattern. I sold this hat to a woman who wanted it for her son and he wore it all he time. His wife also has a beanie made from this pattern and loves it cause it won't come off her head easily and will fit over her pony tail.

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Thanks! This would make up quickly for the Mitten Tree. Love the solution to the dreaded "joining line".

 

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Hey, I'm glad you'll be able to use it. It's rather easy, and after a few, you'll be flying. I can make one in an hour, and on my really fast days, 45 mins.

 

Well, enjoy.

God Bless!!!

 

Julee

 

Cowgirl Up!!!

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Thank you so much for this pattern, Julee! It's exactly what I was looking for, to use as Christmas gifts. I can't wait to try it, and after I do, I'll let you know how it comes out! :hug

 

Awesome, I really do hope it works for you. I've made probably 40 or 50 of these hats over the past few years for various things, and I never really get tired of them. Plus, the hook size makes them a little tighter, therefore warmer.

Thanks alot!!!!:U

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Hi. Do you have a picture of any of your hats? Would love to see one. Thanks.

I sure do. Just have to figure out how to post one. I'm working on setting up a Photo Bucket account right now.

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Awesome, I really do hope it works for you. I've made probably 40 or 50 of these hats over the past few years for various things, and I never really get tired of them. Plus, the hook size makes them a little tighter, therefore warmer.

Thanks alot!!!!:U

 

Julee, this hat is just amazing! I started it around 1 AM my time and was finished by 2:30 (I'm a night owl) and I am just so happy with it. DH 'borrowed' it to wear this morning when he went to work, so I plan on making several more today. Just amazing, Julee. Thanks so much! :) (once I make more and my digi cam decides it likes me again I'll post some pictures in the Show & Tell board)

 

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Julee, this hat is just amazing! I started it around 1 AM my time and was finished by 2:30 (I'm a night owl) and I am just so happy with it. DH 'borrowed' it to wear this morning when he went to work, so I plan on making several more today. Just amazing, Julee. Thanks so much! :) (once I make more and my digi cam decides it likes me again I'll post some pictures in the Show & Tell board)

 

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Oh, Jo, That just makes me so happy. I'm just so pleased the pattern worked out for you.

I know what you're talking about when you say night owl. Night is when I do my best work. It's just so quiet then.

 

Well, have fun making hats.

 

Thanks for your encouragement!!!

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Thank you for posting this pattern!! :hug

 

Way down here in texas, we normally don't get very cold at all but we had a large cold front that came through last night (we've barely reached the 40s today). I went outside about an hour before I actually had to go to class to check on the temperature - I didn't think it would get that cold but it was freezing! I have a large jacket but nothing to keep my head warm. I remember seeing this pattern and crocheted one for myself as well as one for my bf in less than an hour! :hook I am not really an experienced crocheter but this pattern works up so extremely fast. I will take a pic of both my bf and I with them on after he gets out of class today...

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Thank you for posting this pattern!! :hug

 

Way down here in texas, we normally don't get very cold at all but we had a large cold front that came through last night (we've barely reached the 40s today). I went outside about an hour before I actually had to go to class to check on the temperature - I didn't think it would get that cold but it was freezing! I have a large jacket but nothing to keep my head warm. I remember seeing this pattern and crocheted one for myself as well as one for my bf in less than an hour! :hook I am not really an experienced crocheter but this pattern works up so extremely fast. I will take a pic of both my bf and I with them on after he gets out of class today...

 

Cool Ankey, can't wait to see the pictures. It does work up fairly fast. Did you say 2 in an hour?:think Wow, that's even faster than me. That's good. They'll be usefull for you and your B.F. . I just sold 4 beanies made out of this pattern about 30 mins agoo. You can add so many things into them. I have a couple with alternating stripes(one guy wanted me to do a yellow and black striped one a couple of summers ago. Kinda funky, but he liked it.), I have a couple also with the last five rows alternating( Contrast color, Main color, Contrast color, Main color, Contrast color, Main color.).

It looks really cool. Anyways. Just some ideas.

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I'm hoping to get some pictures up soon, but I'm very apprehensive about it because it takes so long to load one picture. Guess I've better grab up some yarn, and a hook and enjoy the long wait huh.Hopefully later this week.

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Thanks for the pattern, Julee. I am always looking for hats/scarves/mittens that work up quickly so I can give them to the people at the shelter.

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Hi, ive made quite a few beanies for friends using this pattern and its great. but gradually theve gotten worse and worse and i cant find what im doing wrong...im doing all the stiches right and followed the pattern. the biggest problem is at the top, where the chains are, its just like a clump of yarn sitting on top of the rest of the beanie...and while im doing the 11 hdc's and the 2nd rnd, i cant even find the stich to make a stich in...if that made any sense haha. Anyone know what im doing wrong?

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Hi, ive made quite a few beanies for friends using this pattern and its great. but gradually theve gotten worse and worse and i cant find what im doing wrong...im doing all the stiches right and followed the pattern. the biggest problem is at the top, where the chains are, its just like a clump of yarn sitting on top of the rest of the beanie...and while im doing the 11 hdc's and the 2nd rnd, i cant even find the stich to make a stich in...if that made any sense haha. Anyone know what im doing wrong?

 

Hmm, it'd be hard to tell you unless I could see it. I'll have to think about it. I'm pretty tired right now. Long week, and an even longer one coming up. YEE HAW!! I'll write again tomorrow.

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