After some ridiculous roadblocks (I left the hat in the theater after watching Brokeback Mountain, I left the hat in Provo over Christmas weekend, I lost the hat somewhere around the house for a week, and all this after frogging the first few inches in black about six times because I was indecisive), I finally finished my SIL Rebecca's hat. And it is at least two inches too long. Rargh. So do I felt it, or do I frog it? Because right now it's a hazard to whomever wears it. Unless that person is looking for a really good way to block out light yet still look stylish while asleep. By the way, I used
Susan's Be Brave Don't Swatch pattern with the flat-top alternative and I-cord bind-off. And I love how it looks aside from the length.
After some ridiculous roadblocks (I left the hat in the theater after watching Brokeback Mountain, I left the hat in Provo over Christmas weekend, I lost the hat somewhere around the house for a week, and all this after frogging the first few inches in black about six times because I was indecisive), I finally finished my SIL Rebecca's hat. And it is at least two inches too long. Rargh. So do I felt it, or do I frog it? Because right now it's a hazard to whomever wears it. Unless that person is looking for a really good way to block out light yet still look stylish while asleep. By the way, I used Susan's Be Brave Don't Swatch pattern with the flat-top alternative and I-cord bind-off. And I love how it looks aside from the length. 
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