Annie Earflap Hat

Good morning everyone! It is going to be a beautiful rainy day, and I love all of the new green grass that I am seeing pop up. I guess March showers bring April flowers this year :) I love it!!

But, anyway, enough of that. I am announcing my newest pattern today!! I have named this pattern the Annie Earflap Hat. I have been selling it finished in my shop for a while now, and have had a few people asking for the pattern. Well, I finally sat down and wrote it up, and it is for sale in my etsy shop. I have written it up in 8 different sizes so you can make it for everyone in the family. I have also included preemie/doll sizes. Sizes included are: Preemie/baby doll 3-5 lbs, Preemie/baby doll 5-6 lbs, 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, 12 months-3 years, 3-10 years, 10 years-adult. The skill level is intermediate :)

The pattern also includes instructions for up to a 5 layer flower.

Have a great weekend!!

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