I ordered up some labels 2 weeks ago and they finally got here! This is one of my handspun2hat chiengora hats finished off with a label. The label has the name of my soon to be stocked etsy store,

I belive I have finally gotten the last of my small bath yarn blends knitted up. I love to do 4oz to ensure I can knit an adult hat at the very least (non of my nieces or nephews live in cold places).

A felting project that worked out great! Dense and warm, soft and pretty. The hat fit perfectly after only 1 run in the wash. Still nerve racking but will be making another one.

I decided to call this one "dijon corn". You can see why. I had white and yellow Moreno wool with some angora and silk blended up and spun into yarn. I thought to myself "lets toss this

Who doesn't love purples and lime green?! This moreno blend came from a fiber waste bag I purchased on Etsy. When all was said and done I had two awesome skiens of yarn that both knitted up into two totally

Green Moreno yarn and silk came to me blended and ready to be spun into a chunky yarn. Using size 7 needles and my handy 2x2 rib pattern to get this obscenely warm and soft beanie was quick and fun.

This hat came from a theme batch of wool a few years ago. I decided to ply it on itself but to use the white for half of the second ply. I then threw the resulting yarn in my "I'll knit that up

The husky that donated his fiber for this blend will always be appreciated. Husky, alpaca, silk and wool all went into the dye pot to result in a soft and semi dense yarn I knit into this great slouchy

I have no idea where I picked up the fiber blend I made this hat out of. This is a blend of alpaca, and wool. I do know that this hat was a dream to spin and wonderful to knit. I love the sheen of this

Both of these hats originated in the pacific north west. I was in Eureka, CA where I found a yarn shop (surprise, surprise). After buying a lovely bunch of yellow Merino wool in different shades and some

This awesome beanie is the result of mixing all the fiber sent to me via my favorite fiber sampler box. The wool, mohair, alpaca, angora, and sparkle came together in this totally fab head warmer! Viva

I will confess that this was not yarn at the start of my self imposed handspun2hat challenge, but in fact was a rarely used cowl I had knit years ago that i decided was destined to be a hat all along.

These colors came together so nicely. The yarn resulted from all the fibers in my fave fiber sampler box.

This hat is dense and warm due to the generous amount of poodle used in it in addition to the Moreno wool. Totally brings out the winter vibe as well.

I used a commercially made roving and added my own flair to it including some of my stash of recycled sari silk. I used the seed stitch in knitting this beauty. This hat feels awesome!

This insanely warm and soft hat comes from random Moreno wool plied on a commercial alpaca single ply.

This awesome blend combined llama, silk, and firestar. Not at all scratchy or coarse!

How awesome is this hat! Some wool, chiengora and glitz and this 2x2 rib hat just jumps out at you!