Here’s my 7th update on my latest hand knit beanie I’m working on. I have switched to the double point needles now as you can see, which means I’m about to finish the crown portion of the hat. Hopefully I can have it finished by tomorrow and then up for sale in my hat shop on etsy on Friday.
Hello beanie lovers!! I’m back on the blog today with a new update on the Sunrise Sky Beanie I’m currently working on. I gotta tell ya I am so far loving this one. The colors are absolutely really cool and I am enjoying the striping pattern a lot. I am almost ready to start working on the crown portion of this hat and then once finished will be putting it up for sale in my etsy shop. Stay tuned, and follow my blog for more updates.
Here is my 5th update on the Sunrise Sky beanie. You can definitely see the stripe pattern developed now. I’m really liking the colors.
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Up for grabs is this new men’s beanie I hand knit using 100% soft acrylic yarn.
Madrigal is the yarn color scheme. The tweed effect is achieved by having one of the strands of the four ply yarn used being a different color, and it has multiple colors running along it’s length which gives it the striped effect.
To give you an idea of how this beanie will fit you, the glass display head I use has a head circumference of 22 inches. This is the average size for an adult male head. Bear in mind, length and bulk of hair will also affect how this fits you. So this hat is very suitable for a guy with a short or bald, to medium length hair.
This is a basic style hand knit beanie made with a very slight loose fit for comfort. It is perfect for fall to spring wear, and is great for hiking in the woods, out on the town, chillin’ at the coffee shop, and is absolutely great for those bad hair days.
For guys who love wearing these types of head gear, there is nothing more calming and ego boosting than to have and wear a comfortably fitting, and good looking cap. You can’t find beanies that fit so well in stores. Those mass produced beanies you find in stores are not made for comfort, and most often are too small for a real man to wear. If you do find one that fits well, they are usually blah and boring. This is one of the main reasons I’m devoted to providing great quality, and good looking head gear.
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Here’s is my 4th progress update on my hand knit Sunrise Sky Beanie. The band has been completed. I’m now starting on the body of the hat. Please follow my blog for more updates.
Here’s is my 3rd progress update on my hand knit Sunrise Sky Beanie. Some pattern is starting to emerge now. Please follow my blog for more updates.
Here’s a new progress update on my new Sunrise Sky hand knit beanie. So far it’s looking cool. Follow my blog for more updates.
Here’s a first progress picture on the new beanie I just started today. Follow my blog for more updates, and remember this beanie will be going up for sale in my etsy shop soon.
This yarn has a color scheme I haven’t worked with before so I’m really excited to see how this is going to turn out and I’ll be posting a lot of progress pictures on it.
I’ve just completed this men’s beanie today. I will be putting it up for sale in my etsy shop soon. I can’t do it today because it is raining and I’m unable to get outside in natural light to get a good display photo taken. If you would like to see progress pictures of this item please check the progress updates. In the meantime, I’m going to get started on another beanie today, and hopefully have a progress photo of it to show later this evening, or tomorrow. Please follow my blog for more updates.
This is update #4 on my progress with this current beanie I’m working on. It’s almost finished as you can see, and I’ll soon be putting it up in my shop on etsy for sale. If you would like to see previous progress photos of this hat, just check out the progress updates.
Remember to follow my blog for updates on new hats I’m working on. Have a great day.
