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A New Leaf Beanie


So let's get something straight here...this is ALLLLLLLLLLLL Hilde's fault!!! 

Last week she mentioned in Hilde's corner that the A New Leaf Beanie would be super fun to knit. We just got in a new yarn (which I even mentioned would be awesome for this knit when I introduced the yarn) then I went to bed that night and could NOT get this project out of my head!!!!! I had to knit it immediately and I swear it jumped off my needles!

Pattern: A New Leaf Beanie
Please note....the pattern is $8.20 on Ravelry and unfortunately it's not available in the LYS program, so you will have to purchase it yourself and it can't be purchased through the shop. However, with all that said....it is worth it and a super fun knit!!!

Yarn: Be Wool by Universal Yarn (I used 140g of the 200g ball) AND Young and Trendy by Laines Du Nord (I used 50g of the 100g ball) 

This means if you get 2 Be Wool and 1 Young and Trendy you can get 2 hats!




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