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Pattern Source: Calorimetry from Knitty

Yarn: Filatura di Crosa 127 Print, size 6 needles

Notes: Size 6 needles, only decreased for 12 rows, cast on 100 stitches (110 would be perfect for next time!)

Pattern Source: Calorimetry from Knitty

Yarn: Filatura di Crosa 127 Print, size 6 needles

Notes: Size 6 needles, only decreased for 12 rows.

Pattern Source: My own head.

Yarn: Plymouth Encore Worsted, size 6 needles

Notes: I knit about 9 inches before the decreases. Then I decreased by p2tog, ribbed 5 rounds, k2tog, ribbed 3 rounds, k2tog all around twice.

Pattern Source: Created by Nik

Yarn: Dunno, size 6 needles

Notes: I cast on 113 stitches and then cast off 23 at the appropriate place. I should have knit for another inch because the hat is a little small, but not terrible.

Pattern Source: This one is from the top down. Cast on 12, increase 1 stitch per every three stitches. Knit 1 round plain. Increase 1 stitch per every four stitches. Knit 1 round plain. Repeat increasing (and increasing the number of stitches between increases) until 104 stitches total. Knit around until seems big enough (about 5 inches from last increase round). K2, P2 for the brim for about 4-6 inches as per your preference.

Yarn: Blue Sky Alpaca's Alpaca and Silk (two strands held together), size 6 needles (blue is Koigu to crochet edge, added to pompom, and duplicate stitched for decoration).

Notes: I originally bought 4 skeins of Alpaca/Silk. I made a hat for my dad and had enough left over for a hat for me.

Pattern Source: Knitting Nature

Yarn: Mountain Colors hand-painted yarns in Mountain Goat, size 6 and 8 needles

Notes: None.

Pattern Source: My own idea

Yarn: Lions Brand?

Notes:

Pattern Source: My own

Yarn: Knit Picks Palette, 2 strands held together, size 6 needles

Pattern Source: From Jo Sharp Book Number 2.

Pattern Source: From Jo Sharp Book Number 2.