
A hat made for the daughter of an acquaintance of a friend... is that sufficiently vague? The lovely girl in question is in the midst of chemotherapy, and a little distressed over losing her hair. This cap was made with the softest yarn the boys and I could find, which turned out to be Debbie Bliss Cathay. One skein made this hat, wtih pretty much nothing left over.
Her head's not really that big... that's a junior sized soccer ball in the photo. ;)
Started: | Week of 17 July 2006 |
Finished: | 24 July 2006 |
Pattern: | Lace-Edged Woman's Hat by Julie M. Hentz (http://www.headhuggers.org/patterns/kpatt18.htm). Head Huggers has a lot of wonderful chemo cap patterns. |
Yarn: | Debbie Bliss Cathay (50% cotton, 35% viscose microfibre, 15% silk.) One 100m / 50g skein. Color 12012, a deep purple. |
Needles: | Old aluminum dpns, size 7 |

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