There's been a weekend hat attack! Check out my modified LionBrand hat made with Lion Brand® Wool-Ease® Thick & Quick®. I'm wearing it without rolling up the edge, a wider tie and a modified and looser pompom.

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See Are You a Slouch for more details on the pattern.
Hope your weekend was crafty.
Marg (just in from the KrisKringle Craft Show)
Your first stop for the wowza scarf factor is right here on Knit1fortheroad...
Knit1fortheroad AutumnWowza ScarfAutumn Wowza Scarf
This is a companion piece for the Wowza Wrist Warmers from Knit 1 for the Road pattern book.
Materials:
1 ball Lion Brand Yarn, Wool Ease, worsted weight, 123 Seaspray, 80% acrylic, 20% wool, 3 ozs, 85 gms, 197 yrds, 180 meters
Size 8.0 (5.0mm) US Needles
Stitch Markers, Measuring Tape, Tapestry Needle, Scissors
Suggested Manufacturer's Gauge is 4” x 4”, 18 sts and 24 rows
Note: The original wrist warmer pattern was made with Filatura Di Crosa, 127 print 43, 50 gms, 92 yds, 100% wool on the same size needle. If you’re using this yarn you will need 2 balls.
Cast on 33 stitches
Ribbing
Row 1 K2, P2 across row and knit the last stitch
Row 2 Same as row 1.
Continue these 2 rows for 2”
Next
Row 3 K1, P1, Knit across row to last 2 sts, K1, P1.
Row 4 K1, P1, Purl across row to last 2 sts, K1, P1.
Next Row starts the four rows of your pattern
Pattern Rows
Row 1 K1, P1, Knit across row to last 2 sts, K1, P1.
Row 2 K1,P 1, Purl across row to last 2 sts, K1, P1.
Row 3 K1, P1, K5, P3, K5, last two stitches K1, P1.
Row 4 K1, P1, Purl across row to last 2 sts, K1, P1.
Repeat these 4 pattern rows for 34” or desired length.
Next,
K1, P1, Knit across row to last 2 sts, K1, P1.
Next Row
K1, P1, Purl across row to last 2 sts, K1, P1.
Repeat Ribbing for 2”
Bind off in pattern. Weave in all ends.Total length was 38”.
Block if necessary.
You can also use a rust proof pin and lay flat on a blocking mat, board or towel and dry overnight if you don't feel comfortable using and iron.
Lay flat when ironing or blocking
Margaret Nock, Copyright knit1fortheroad.com, 2009
This pattern is meant for non-commercial use only. All rights reserved.
Knit, prance like a yorkie and enjoy the rest of the week.
Marg (giggling at the idea of us all prancing at one time!)
This morning I came across a wonderful free knit pattern for a vest from NaturallyCaron (designed by Kim Guzman) that is sized from small to X-large. Take a look! The vest looks warm and cozy - perfect for a gift or for yourself. Visit the pattern boutique for both knit and crochet patterns.
Hope you all had a wonderful holiday weekend and plenty of Cinnamon Spice Latte to go around.
Marg (manuevering the Monday maze)
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