Watermelon hat adapted from Ann Norling's strawberry hat-Caron Simply Soft Rubine Red, Dark Sage, Sage, White and Black-Size 8 needless
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10 comments:
A watermelon!! I love it!!
That's the cutest hat I ever saw!
I love the watermelon hat, it matches the dishcloth I made this week. Thanks for coming to my blog contest, hope to see more of you.
What a beautiful hat, and so yummy looking too!
How precious!
A beautiful summer day, all in a hat.
Very cute :)
Super cute hat! I may have to make something like that to add to my baby things!
I do love going to the Mountains and everytime my husband and I go it gets so much harder to come home. I think we will be making a move in the next few years.
Love the hat! How clever. I don't eat watermelon, but I love the pattern of colors that it makes.
I love this watermelon hat! I knitted an apple hat a couple of years ago but like this one better. :)
LOVE THE HAT! So cute! You have done a wonderful job on it!
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