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Once you have mastered the stitches, try our hat pattern for just finished this hat and loved the easy no brainer type of knitting.
Hats are great knitting projects: they're usually pretty small and easy to knit, but they offer lots of ways to be creative in a small space.
This basic knitting pattern gives you simple and stylish hats with two brim options рір‚вђќ rolled or ribbed рір‚вђќ and two finishing options рір‚вђќ a flat top or a neat topknot.
Knitted a hat is a great gift or necessity in cold climate winters.
I spend more time looking at patterns than i do knitting them.