I prefer the shape of the stocking cap on the right. I took notes, too, so I can offer a pattern if there are any other tiny hat knitters out there!
Tonight, I plan on making more mini sweaters. Then, I'll be able to dress my fingers up even more! Someone pointed out to me that wearing gloves would be an easier way to keep my hands warm, but alas, practicality is not my strong suit. (Remember, I'm the gal who knits cat hats.)
The cats seem perfectly content to laze around the house these days, especially now that the temperature at our (uninsulated) house dropped to winter levels. It cracks me up that they usually have to sleep together, and oftentimes I'll spy Greaseball in very weird positions. Fifty-Fifty doesn't seem to mind, though. I suppose my cats have already proven that they can put up with a lot.
Flap flop? Was that intentional? I laughed out loud! Cute hats.
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! And I thought the baby hats provided instant gratification....
ReplyDeleteYou MUST post the pattern....
uh-oh...another infestation...they always seem to appear around the holidays! :o) Happy knitting!
ReplyDeletePS to Mingus: Wearing a regular sized scarf and hat may fend off the impending mini-hat infestation. Be sure to pose for a photo as proof of innoculation!
I'm thinking they're also the perfect size to keep the tips of kitty-tails warm and snug for the winter!
ReplyDeleteI don't know, I think the mini ear flap hat is cute! (so are the others) My kitties are also spending much time cuddled together for warmth :)
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