

That's right. He. Lost. It.
After making him feel appropriately guilty (which he definitely did, and sad since he spent the rest of the winter with a cold head), I got around to making him a replacement. It's literally the exact same hat I did last year, modifications and all (including the fleece lining). So there's nothing really new to report here about this project, except that it's a super easy knit and looks cute. And this time, I'm thinking of putting a tag inside with his phone number. I don't think that would be overboard, do you?
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Ooooooo! Red fleece lining = awesome!
ReplyDeletetell jared the 5 year old has been through 3 hats already this winter....
ReplyDeletethats incredible.
ReplyDeletereally impressive
oh, the stories i could tell of handknits lost (by me and by others), or felted in the wash, or otherwise destroyed. i could go on and on and on. it's easiest not to grow too attached. they all have their demise one way or another.
ReplyDeletesomeday i'll write a post about it.
as for your second version of this hat i totally understand your replicating it exactly. it's a great, classic hat, and heck, when you find a good thing it's worth sticking with it.
ooh, i just love it julia. so nice of you to make another.
ReplyDeletefancy a trade for one for nathan... he has a great one erica made, but i want to get him another so i can rotate and wash.
also, happy vacation!!!