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Super Bulky Whirls of Hope Hat

By: Robin AgarCelli from knittingwithschnapps.blogspot.com

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Super Bulky Whirls of Hope Hat

"This pattern was designed for Delaware Head Huggers. Pattern instructions include information for super bulky, chunky, worsted and sport weight yarn as well as how to adjust the size."

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Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)

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FireFightersMoM

Jun 27, 2017

Oh my gosh I love this hat. The designer did an excellent job writing out the pattern. With a larger yarn, the Whirls of Hope is a quick hat that you can whip up several to donate. I have lost many to cancer and know how important hats are to chemo patients. I think the name Whirls of Hope is perfect. I will be making up many of these and donating.

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Jan 03, 2016

These would make great chemo caps and I love her patterns (have done many of them!) her math is always perfect, which is nice!

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