I have to give a big shout out to Sue & Carolyn for their ideas & help in making this hat. I thought it looked complicated I mean how much are they in the stores right?But this is my practise one for me & it is a piece of cake! thanks sew much ladies I am going to make one for hubby next!

Very cute for a little darling

Love this idea and well done on achieving completion. Now all we need is where to find the instructions and pattern for it, this would be great to go with the two toned fringe fleece scarves. Thank you for shareing

good job!

Very nice! You mean to tell us hubby won't wear pink...lol

Very cute

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Nice combination of print and plain!

Nicely made and it looks so soft.

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by pldc 14 Dec 2012

& warm too thanks Anita Hugs Loralye

I knew u could do it looks right pretty to:):) hugs

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by pldc 14 Dec 2012

thanks sew much for your help Hugs Loralye

This hat you've done is delightful& enjoy these colors too. Thanks for sharing it& Merry Christmas.:~D

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by pldc 14 Dec 2012

thanks sew much it is indeed very warm too

Looks great!!

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by pldc 13 Dec 2012

thanks Mary Hugs Loralye

nicely done

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by pldc 13 Dec 2012

thanks maria

Very cute. One lady in our quilt group makes these for chemo patients at the hospital. She took 32 in just last week. She is a saint.

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by pldc 13 Dec 2012

wow I could see doing that too

by pldc 13 Dec 2012

I know that I sure could have used it when I was in there

this looks great, think i'll be making one or two.... also.

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by pldc 13 Dec 2012

they are much easier then I thought, thanks & if you don't sew the top (I just used an elastic) it then becomes reversable.

I do have one question though. How do you where to place an embroidery design sew that it will sit in the right spot? I had a John Deere symbol on here but it has disappeared in the trim.

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by pldc 13 Dec 2012

sorry should say how do you know where to place the design

by mops 13 Dec 2012

Now that you've made this one it is easy. Put a pin where you want it, then turn back the 'brim' and measure the distance from the (bottom) seam. As a guess I'd say the bottom of the design should be 8-10 cm (3-4") from the seam. In your case you could remove the elastic and put on a new embroidery.

by mops 14 Dec 2012

See I forgot to add that I like you fabrics!