The pattern uses short rows for the earflaps, and the whole thing comes together quickly. The yarn is from deep in my stash, and I've long since forgotten what exactly it is. The weight and stitch definition are just right for this pattern. I made these hats in the car during our Thanksgiving travels. I didn't have the full range of needles with me, so I had to fudge the proportion based on the gauge I could get with the needles I had. Luckily, the pattern is simple enough that it's easy to to make small adjustments in the height.
Worsted weight yarn seems to be my sweet spot, especially for babies. You can knit up a worsted baby hat in just a few hours. I'll definitely be making this worsted weight hat again.
You can find my Ravelry notes HERE.
Cute!
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