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rory's rainbow hat

by Sara
(New Zealand)

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After a long hiatus from knitting, in the last trimester of my pregnancy, I got the urge to knit a baby hat. I rushed to finish it in the last days of summer, and last days of my pregnancy. I finished the hat with a few days to spare before I went into labor.

I didn't know if it was a girl or boy, so I picked a yarn that would suit either - this gorgeous Koigu Painter's Palette Premium Merino in a rainbow colorway that I bought while on vacation in San Francisco. It's knitted flat and seamed together, so I knitted it on US size 3 straight needles.


The pattern is the Crystal Palace Pixie Hat, that I found online and had printed off years ago when I had first knitted it for a friends baby.

It took just a few weeks to complete... just in time for the baby's arrival! For some reason, when I knitted it, the purl and knit sections don't line up properly, but I still think it turned out adorable, and I don't think my little girl minds at all!








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Dec 06, 2010
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cute!
by: Casey

cute hat! even cuter baby! :)

Nov 17, 2010
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by: Anonymous

I love it and that baby is adorable in it! Great colors, I like using a rainbow for gender neutral, rather than sticking to boring yellow or green. Good job!

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