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Another ear-warming concoction for Ryan. Made without a pattern -- just typical spiral beanie style top-down, with Afya Ibomu's earflap pattern tacked on. Joined rounds when I should have been doing a spiral -- look at that big ugly seam! :( It should be at the back, but there's another error on my part.

Crocheted without a pattern, using a bit of leftover yarn from Ryan's Mongolian hat, and my favourite heathery mystery wool from Wal Mart. First I crocheted the wrists in rows vertically, then seamed. I picked up a stitch at the top of the "tube" created after seaming and crocheted in sc, making a gentle increase until they formed to my hand. I left off some stitches for the thumb and continued in a spiral, trying them on repeatedly. I like them, but I am now resigned to the fact that fingerless gloves are useless unless you're working in a cold office, typing.

Slouchy slouchy hat crocheted using a vintage pattern I long ago put on my now-defunct crochet blog, here: jollyplum.blogspot.com/2009/11/lattice-and-lovage.html
It's also on Ravelry, here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lattice-beret

It's fast and easy. I added many rows to get this slouchy.

Best hat pattern ever! I added many rows to make this slouchy. I seriously could wear this hat every day, and I always get comments on it :)
www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/divine-hat-2

Made using the heathery grey mystery wool from Wal-Mart, man I bought too much of that stuff.

OH and I added faux ribbing at the end.