You can find the pattern of my
Thinking Cap in the 2014 issue of
Crochet Accessories. I submitted photos of the red and white
Knot a Hat (below) to Interweave. They sent me Pavlova and Kiwi colored Kenzie yarn to tapestry crochet the hat for them, then tweaked the name of the project.
Proposed Knot a Hat
This playful hat was inspired by the blue baby beanie (below) that Maarit Aalto gave me in 2005 at the Crochet Days Conference in Finland. Instead of starting at the top, crocheting begins at the rim. The rounds spiral around towards the top, so the tail can be as long or short as you wish!
Tapestry crocheted hats begun at the rim.
This year’s edition of the magazine is full of other fun projects, too, so I hope you’ll take a look and give this knotty project a try!
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Yes, several of your gorgeous purses are tapestry crocheted, including items TA10253, TA10017, and TA10239. You can see tapestry crochet change purses (similar to the bags you have for sale) at http://www.tapestrycrochet.com/blog/?p=760 and http://www.tapestrycrochet.com/blog/?p=591 and http://www.tapestrycrochet.com/blog/?p=189