
Last year when
Brooke Higgins designed Sheldon's career costumes, she also made him a cute
little Santa hat. When Melissa was working on the design for
Grumpy, the lump of coal, we realized that if she knit the hat out of
Palette instead of
Shine, it would be Grumpy sized instead of Sheldon sized. Well, that got us thinking... What if you knit the same pattern out of
Andean Treasure? Or
Gloss Lace? Or
Suri Dream? So we all started knitting Santa Hats out of different yarns. It turned into a bit of a race.
Melissa threw down the gauntlet and knit her hat out of
Palette for Grumpy in only 52 minutes.

Stacey tried to beat her, but clocked in at 1 hour using
Swish Worsted.

I knit my
City Tweed HW hat in a respectable 1 hour and 16 minutes.

We thought Alison had Melissa beat, she knit her
Andean Treasure hat in 41 minutes.

But then Kerin put us all to shame by knitting her hat in
Risata in only 31 minutes.

Kerin's hat is hanging out with Amy and Katie's hats. Amy tested out the pattern in
Gloss Lace for and used them to top off some of her
snowpeople. Katie made hers a Hanukkah hat by using
Lullaby Stroll Hand Painted and
Bare for the trim and pom pom.
Marci, our bulky yarn connoisseur, used
Wool of the Andes Bulky and
Suri Dream for her Santa hats.


And Kate gave
CotLin a try.

The pattern is available for free
here, if you want to join in on the fun. How quick can you knit a Santa hat?

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