I love things that knit up quickly and easily. It's a lot of fun to work on projects that require more thought and time but sometimes the quick is what you need. This beret for a friend was exactly that.
I swore I had enough yarn to make it. I got closer to the end and started praying I had enough. Finally though it was far too obvious that I didn't have enough to finish the beret. So off we went to the store. They still had the same dye lot of the yarn that I'd bought a year ago! I wouldn't have to start over from the beginning! And because I only needed about 20 yards of the Cascade 220 ... I still have more than enough to make something for myself. Win!
Pattern: Brambles Beret by Amanda Muscha
Ravelry Page
Yarn: Cascade 220
Modifications: None intentional
Now that is some serious good luck!
ReplyDeleteThe hat looks great!!
Thank you! I was really surprised to find it. :)
DeleteQuick! Buy a lottery ticket!
ReplyDeleteLucky friend to get such a pretty beret!
*laugh* I should! A winning ticket would be wonderful.
DeleteAwesome luck. The hat looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
DeleteThat's good yarn karma! Nice job on the beret.
ReplyDeleteI would love that to happen more often. :D Thank you so much.
DeleteHooray for good luck with finding more yarn! The color is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly one of my favorite colors, but I'm pretty convinced you can never go wrong with purple.
DeleteWow, love the color and the cable design! I agree, trot off and get a lotto ticket, you've got some major luck going on finding the same dye lot!
ReplyDeleteHubby was asking about buying a lotto ticket, perhaps I should have let him. *laugh*
DeleteI like that beret and LOVE the color. You can never go wrong with Cascade 220.
ReplyDeleteCascade is really awesome! I love the projects I've worked with it before. :D
DeleteSuper lucky finding the same lot! Whew!
ReplyDeleteYes its great, love the colour. I have only knit one sweater in Cascade, loved it so maybe in the future will have to check out the on-line stores again, for this yarn.
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