Anyway, we rented Transsiberian last weekend. (It's very good. You can't really go wrong with Ben Kingsley.) When I saw the hat that Emily Mortimer was wearing in the scene that - well, I won't ruin it for you, but it's a pivotal point in the story - I said to myself, "That's it! That's the hat I want!" It's just a white with cables and a ribbed cuff. It looks like something the costume people probably picked up at The Gap, but to me it looked just right. So I unearthed a skein of white heavy worsted yarn from the stash (Lamb's Pride Worsted), flipped through a couple of stitch dictionaries, and cast on. Three days later, it was done!


The Lamb's Pride is a tad itchy (I think it's the mohair), but it was nice to knit with, and I'm pretty happy with the result. I'll post a more detailed pattern sometime soon.

4 comments:
Very pretty, a good hat is hard to find in my opinion.
Thanks, Dee!
And it's funny, because there are about a gazillion hat patterns out there.
It looks great! I can't wear Lamb's Pride because the mohair content (or something, but I'm assuming it's that) makes me feel like I'm being bitten by lots of mosquitoes all at once.
I can see that picture of you in your trans-siberian hat and Anya in her fur-lined face pictured in (I would say Vogue Knitting but it's too good for VK, which I don't like because of their pouty models and ridiculous and I repeat ridiculous fashions) a knitting magazine. Great shot!
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