It’s been another hectic weekend, Saturday was spent with the “oldies”, dropping off my old piano and clarinet for my niece and nephew to “play” with when they visit the grandparents. I say “play” because at just 9 years old my nephew is already better on the piano than I ever was! This weekend saw the finale of the Imagine Festival in Watford so we had a wander into town to watch a couple of the street performances while we were there.
Yesterday evening, I finally found some time to get wet and woolly and started this hat, it is based on the same resist as last week’s top hat but I added a little piggy tail. It’s still drying, hence all the pins…
I think it’s the upturned flattened brim?
I also found time today to make a journal cover from some of the lovely silks I purchased from Carol’s stand at Woolfest. I’m afraid I forgot to take a photo before I started felting but here is an off-cut to give an idea of what the pattern was like before.
The green wool rather engulfed the finer detail of the pattern while I was fulling it, but I still rather like the final effect:
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I do love your hats Teri! They are so elegant!
I do love your hats Teri! They are so elegant!
Great hat – I like this design better than the top hat one. Perhaps because it is more asymmetrical? The notebook cover is great too.
Great hat – I like this design better than the top hat one. Perhaps because it is more asymmetrical? The notebook cover is great too.
Thank you Galina 🙂
Thank you Galina 🙂
Thanks Ruth, I agree there is something jaunty about a lop-sided hat.
Thanks Ruth, I agree there is something jaunty about a lop-sided hat.