Maybe I need remedial hat lessons?
And to have the memory of the berets the sousaphone/tuba players wore in marching band expunged from my brain, so I don't worry that I look like them? (Nothing against sousaphones, of course.... just that marching band uniforms are not as stylish as band directors would have one believe).
3 comments:
:) Thanks for sharing those pictures with us! I have a knitted beret at home that does exactly the same thing... I just wouldn't feel confident enough to let anyone see me wearing it... :)
I'm no fan of beret, period. I don't really look good enough either, and I have to say I have a good hat head overall, so I don't think you are the only one.
I think now it's a disconnect between wearability and the style. I took a second look at the women in the pattern pictures, and finally noticed that they all achieved the correct floppiness, but the hats were perched WAY up on their heads--not anywhere where real people would wear them.
It's a scam! Berets only work on French men with little hair volume!
The Oat Couture hat, Nehalem, is my favorite modified beret--much wider brim.
I do love your yarn in this. I have to go check how much yardage you used--I have several skeins of handspun that have been waiting for projects--maybe hats!
Post a Comment