Over the past few days, I have been busy knitting some little hats for the Innocent Big Knit campaign. It has been the perfect way to use up small amounts of yarn from my stash - they are enjoyable and quick to knit and of course, it's all for a very good cause too.
I have made my hats quite girly in pastel colours but there are lots more fun and quirky ideas here. There is still plenty of time if you feel the urge to knit up some little hats, as the deadline is not until the 1st of October....
Thank you all for the lovely comments on my "Favourites" post - it seems we have quite a lot in common!
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I will join you with these and put the link to your blog and the big knit too. Thanks for that "heads up" yours are lovely
ReplyDeleteThey are SO cute! You've done a fantastic job there!
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Such amazing and beautiful little hats - they are just perfect.
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Beautiful little hats Marianne - you've been a very busy girl, and for a very good cause! Thanks for your message on mine - I've left you a reply there!
ReplyDeleteJoy x
Oh fabulous ... I wanted to take part last year ... but as I can only crochet, I need a small hat design ... Mmmm off to have a look for one! :o) x
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute!
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What a good way to use up left overs and all for a good cause. I knit squares for my friend who works for charity and the lovely ladies make them into blankets. Have not done any for ages, winter is the time to do them when the gardening drops off the list. Jo x
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, I cannot knit these, but I usually buy some. I have a stash of very little hats and no idea what to do with them - perhaps I will top off my easter eggs, or now that I think of it what about some little gourds for halloween with hats on. Now you have sent me off on another crafty track.....
ReplyDeleteSuper little hats in such juicy sweet colours! I love crafting for a cause, well done you! Chrissie x
ReplyDeleteThey're very sweet little hats for a great cause. Well done, Marianne. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet, and for such a good cause. I love pictures of several of the same things together like this! They look extra pretty....
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I will have to look into knitting a few myself. Yours are lovely and the colours you've used are fab!
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Cute hats! It would be great if someone who reads your blog managed to buy a smoothie with one of your hats :) Improbably but great :)
ReplyDeleteMy goodness but you're prolific - when do you sleep? The little hats are so sweet - love the pink stripy one. x
ReplyDeleteoh my word! cuteness and sweeteness all together :)))
ReplyDeleteAww, what cute beanies.
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They are very cute, I love the ones with flowers on. My friends and I at book group knit some every year and it is great fun to see what people come up with for such a good cause. Julie x
ReplyDeleteJust adorable and such a wonderful charity to knit for - you are such a hard working lady and produce so many wonderful things Ladybird, you are an inspiration.
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They are gorgeous Marianne, you clearly have been very busy making all of those. What a great project and how lovely of you to take part. Hope you have a lovely week xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh this is a sweet post, and all the beanies are very lovely! What a great campaign to get involved in!
ReplyDeleteThese hats are very pretty. If I make them again I might try to decorate some like this instead of making bobbles. I've started following your blog as it is just the type of knitting blog that appeals to me. Best wishes, Una of Great Balls of Wool blog.
ReplyDeleteThese hats are very pretty. If I make them again I might try to decorate some like this instead of making bobbles. I've started following your blog as it is just the type of knitting blog that appeals to me. Best wishes, Una of Great Balls of Wool blog.
ReplyDeleteThese hats are very pretty. If I make them again I might try to decorate some like this instead of making bobbles. I've started following your blog as it is just the type of knitting blog that appeals to me. Best wishes, Una of Great Balls of Wool blog.
ReplyDeleteThese little hats are just adorable...pretty flowers and sweet stripes xx
ReplyDeleteThese little hats are just adorable...pretty flowers and sweet stripes xx
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