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@Paws2Spindle@sunny.garden  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago

Advice request time! Let's talk knitting hats.

I have ~100 yd of "Ripe Wheat" Studio Donegal "Soft Donegal" worsted-weight merino left after finishing my TinCanKnits Wheat scarf, and I purchased 2 skeins (420 yd) of the same yarn but in the "Smoke" colorway, which is a warm charcoal with flecks of orange that match the wheat yarn nicely.

I'd like to make a hat to accompany the scarf, and I'm taking suggestions for designs! This will be my first knit project with shaping, so I don't want anything TOO complex. And if it involves colorwork, I don't want to be playing chicken with what's left of the orange.

I could do a Mussleburgh, which has the benefit of simplicity and lack of need for swatching. I'd probably play with striping, graduating from primarily orange to primarily gray as I go, as long as the orange holds out.

But I'm willing to take suggestions! If you had this combination in your stash, what would you do with it?

#Knitting @knitting

Three cakes of wooly yarn stacked in a simple pyramid. The bottom two are a smoky gray color with flecks of orange. The third, making the top of the pyramid, is smaller (half the yardage of the others) in an autumnal orange color with small flecks of warm and cool colors mixed in. There are paper tags that originally bound the yarn skeins tucked into the yarn, showing the Studio Donegal logo, which is a simple curly pair of lines suggesting a ram's head.
Three cakes of wooly yarn stacked in a simple pyramid. The bottom two are a smoky gray color with flecks of orange. The third, making the top of the pyramid, is smaller (half the yardage of the others) in an autumnal orange color with small flecks of warm and cool colors mixed in. There are paper tags that originally bound the yarn skeins tucked into the yarn, showing the Studio Donegal logo, which is a simple curly pair of lines suggesting a ram's head.
Three cakes of wooly yarn stacked in a simple pyramid. The bottom two are a smoky gray color with flecks of orange. The third, making the top of the pyramid, is smaller (half the yardage of the others) in an autumnal orange color with small flecks of warm and cool colors mixed in. There are paper tags that originally bound the yarn skeins tucked into the yarn, showing the Studio Donegal logo, which is a simple curly pair of lines suggesting a ram's head.
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Paws 2 Spindle
@Paws2Spindle@sunny.garden replied  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago

And yes, @maru gets the award for prophesy yesterday! I had been planning to post this but hadn't gotten around to it yet. 😁 Congrats!

https://sunny.garden/@maru/115658756753460041

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