First, though I had to educate myself a bit. What the heck is a Minion? To truly appreciate them, I suspect you need to be of a certain age - and certainly not my age - but you can look here to see them.
Hat number one is ready for the black stripe.
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Hats Again
Hats are on the horizon here still. Hats were not part of my scheduled knitting plans - I have sweaters a-plenty I plan to knit. But the leftover Noro was good enough reason to knit the Ziggley Zag hat. Then I caught sight of these little guys on ravelry.
Another free pattern - designers are so generous aren't they? I had seen a young fellow wearing one of these hats the day I attended the Woodstock Fleece Festival. Wearing the hat and grinning from ear to ear, I should add. When I spotted the free pattern I wondered if I could elicit that same grin from my Grand Kids. It is worth a try.
First, though I had to educate myself a bit. What the heck is a Minion? To truly appreciate them, I suspect you need to be of a certain age - and certainly not my age - but you can look here to see them.
Hat number one is ready for the black stripe.
These hats are fun to knit - and the decorating should be super fun. Once I have two Minion Hats complete, then I will return to my sweater knitting.
First, though I had to educate myself a bit. What the heck is a Minion? To truly appreciate them, I suspect you need to be of a certain age - and certainly not my age - but you can look here to see them.
Hat number one is ready for the black stripe.
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Oh I have to disagree with you my friend. I love love love Minions! Maybe it's because I have watched both movies with my granddaughter. Despicable Me 2 was my first 3D movie LOL
I made a minion hat for a friend's niece last year but had to make up my own pattern. Even dyed the yarn with food colouring to get the right yellow :)
Thanks for the link to the pattern. Travelling with my 6 year old grand-daughter, I too have just discovered minions, and now they seem to be everywhere - even in local markets in Oaxaca.
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