1000
Fabulous Knit
Hats
A definitive and inspirational collection of hand knit hats by Rockport Published, presented by Annie Modesitt
Thank you to EVERYONE who so kindly submitted hats to this endeavor, your work is greatly appreciated,
the book will be a richer documentation of the depth of knit and crochet hats because of you!
A definitive and inspirational collection of hand knit hats by Rockport Published, presented by Annie Modesitt
Thank you to EVERYONE who so kindly submitted hats to this endeavor, your work is greatly appreciated,
the book will be a richer documentation of the depth of knit and crochet hats because of you!
AND
THE WINNERS ARE
| The selection of the
10
winners was one of the hardest jobs in this entire book!
There were SO many amazing hats submitted, so many are deserving of the BEST HAT award, but there can only be 10 chosen. These hats were picked for their beauty, but also for their knit & crochet "friendliness" - their ability to be worked by knitters and crocheters. Some spectacular hats couldn't be considered because they are, above all, one-of-a-kind and would be very difficult for another knitter to reproduce. A desire to create a group of winners across the spectrum of hats submitted (colorwork, texture, sculptural, baby hats, lace, cables) also weighed in the decision making process. |
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| Flowers
by Harpa Jónsdóttir $500 1st Place Winner |
Is it Spring Yet? by Constance M Cole $300 2nd Place Winner |
End of May by Mandy Powers $200 3rd Place Winner |
Runners Up
Each runner up will receive 4 copies of 1,000 Fabulous Knit Hats
Altay Hat Kureyon
by Sylvie Damey
Cabled Tie Topper
by Kate Oates
Hat for Warm Necks
by Ellen Silva
Igloo
by Woolly Wormhead
Lavender Lattice
by Mary Keenan
Pointy Striped Color
by Tori Seierstad, Torirot Design
Two Toned Baby Hat
by Katie Ahlquist