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Musselburgh Hat
Playing around with both ends of my scrappy Musselburgh hat before I shorten it to a wearable length. Pulled all the way down, I appear to have been detained by the Stockinette Chapter of The Knitting Craftivists (interesting image). I almost like the massively wide brim but it hides the Trans Pride stripes, and I want to be a visible ally. The bag cap has a kind of Renaissance or liberty cap look, but it's not exactly a 21st century look. Onward!
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Musselburgh Hat
Finished my scrappy Musselburgh hat last night and wore it to Jackson Beach on this blustery vernal equinox. That’s a really warm hat!
Bony Musselburgh
It’s fun that Musselburgh hats are two in one. Obviously I had to knit one for my bony partner in crime. The resulting folded brim is four layers thick, though, which was challenging at this size.
Musselburgh Hat
The light is gone for today, but I was able to get one photo. This is the little Musselburgh Hat that I knit for my posable skeleton. It (the hat) is roughly 4.25 inches long (10.8 cm) and looks really cute. The middle section becomes the folded brim.
Musselburgh Hat
Finished! Daylight was almost gone, so I'll take more/better photos of my scrappy Musselburgh hat another day. Close to the end, a stitch marker sprang off the needle (as they do) and into the hat. I fished it out, but thought a bit and dropped it in again. A lot of people are feeling isolated and invisible these days, so it's my odd little gesture of acknowledgment and keeping them in mind regardless of whether they're in view.
Musselburgh Hat
My scrappy Musselburgh hat is back on the needles. I made it several inches too long the first time, so I’m shortening it now. I only have to knit the Trans Pride stripes and crown decreases as before. Easy peasy. Also, the yarn I removed (the half hidden ball in the photo) is enough for half a sock, so I’ll be knitting yet another pair of pirate socks! 😀
Musselburgh Hat
The latest rounds of my scrappy Musselburgh hat will probably be covered by the folded brim. So, after knitting a couple more inches I plan to add trans pride stripes. This pink and blue yarn is more saturated than actual trans pride colors, but they’re what I have and I think they will work.
