Taa Daa with a ARGHH NO!!
I've been making a bubba a hat, cos it's cold here and getting colder.
I found a pattern, followed the pattern, all was looking great.
I finished it & popped it on bubba's head. Well, no, I squeezed it on bubba's head....
IT'S TOO SMALL...
ARGHHHHH
So... if you have a bub who is smaller/younger than mine - would you like it?? Bubba is 17mths old & average size so you're bubs would need to be smaller of course..
If you would like it, first in, first served, just send me an email to:: happy4strangers@gmail.com and relieve me of this too-small & annoying to look at hat cos I stupidly didn't read the pattern correctly.... (used the wrong yarn & hook).
For the deets, it's on Ravelry here...
Dang - just a couple more rounds and you would have been golden. My girl's much older, but its super generous of you to offer it up.
ReplyDeleteArrgghh - what a shame! It is pretty cute though. Will you be making another a wee bit bigger?!
ReplyDeleteI did the same thing with my first beret attempt! This is really beautiful, gorgeous colour..x
ReplyDeleteOh no! Cute hat though! Will you make another bigger one?
ReplyDeleteI have one in Germany who will need a hat for next winter! I will even replace the yarn, if you tell me what it is. I love your handmade items. We can do a trade?
ReplyDeleteOh dear, mine are too big for it unfortunately, but someone will love this hat, you did a great job anyway!
ReplyDeleteOh don't we all have those moments?.....
ReplyDeleteEven more frustrating when you've followed the pattern to a T......Love the yarn graduated yarn colour.....
CLaire :}
Oh no, that sucks! On the plus side, making another one should be easier as you have made this one, right?
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful - but wind will blow through the holes !
ReplyDeleteAnd it looks so cute. Oh well - put it down to learning.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's frustrating! I hope it found a good home.
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