Star Power

I crocheted my newest project with Classic Elite Inca Alpaca yarn, then asked my daughter to model it for the photos. I hoped she would want a hat like this one for Christmas, so I gathered up some colorful yarn to let her pick out colors – just in case she approved the design.

Ilsy’s a real tough critic and quite the fashionista, so I was shocked when she exclaimed, “This style is really hot now, Ma! I’ll take THIS one – the colors are great!”

Tapestry Crocheted Star Hat
My model daughter, Ilsy, in her soon-to-be new hat.

Tapestry Crocheted Star Hats
Left-handed and right-handed versions of the Star Hat.

So, I spent today writing up the patterns for right and left handed crocheters, posted them on Ravelry, then uploaded pictures to Flickr – and now I’m writing this to get the word out.

I learned a long time ago that it’s not a good idea to buy or make Ilsy anything, because our tastes are very different and it’s almost impossible to figure out what she likes. It’s a really good sign, then, when she’s excited about something that I’ve crocheted. I hope it appeals to you and your fashionista, too!

One Response to “Star Power”

  1. The loose stitch and alpaca yarn really do make it soft.

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