Here it is right off the needles – its a little wonky here and there.
However, gentle wet blocking got everything all smoothed out. Very happy with how it turned out!
Close up at an angle to show off the purl bump texture here and there 🙂 Very relieved that this went as well as it did. Next up is a Forest Darkness (Ravelry link)sweater!
Pattern is Blue Shimmer Cap by Anna-Lisa Mannheimer Lunn (Ravelry link).
Quite A Yarn 
It’s really lovely! How do you feel about Bohus knitting now?
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Thank you 🙂 I like it! You definitely have to pay attention and watch your tension in the colorwork area, but it isn’t hard. And the results are pretty nice!
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Very pretty. Love the colors!
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Thank you!
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So pretty. Love all the detail.
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Thank you!
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Oh it looks lovely.
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Thank you!
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It’s gorgeous!!! Love it.
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Thank you!
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Wow, what a stunning hat! I have a book about Bohus knitting on my bookshelf and I have always wanted to try the Blue Shimmer, but it can be a hat!! I love your work. Off to Ravelry I go…
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Thank you 🙂 You should try it!
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That hat is so pretty! I have been thinking about knitting a hat this winter, but I would have to go out and buy knitting needles. I got rid of mine during the last purge! It is very appealing, though.
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You should give it a shot! Hats are great, easy projects for knitting 🙂
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Wow, you got skills! I am both amazed and intimidated at the same time. My knitted hats are like kindergarten compared to your PhD of hats 🙂
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Thank you! This is one of those things that looks way more complicated than it is 🙂
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