
That dip in the bottom is a brim.† Pat says it keep it from pushing his glasses off his nose.‡
Mostly I like the zig-zag of the columns of stitches. Anybody know how to do that? Do you suppose it's like single-stitch cables where you knit the second stitch, then the first stitch?

[SUMMARY: Pat's hat. Flat hat. Hat off Pat. Pat that hat.]
Guess what I'm doing this afternoon?§
I'm helping Sylvia with a needle felting class at Posh.¶ The Front Range Knitting Guild or Group or something like that is coming on a field trip and I'm going to help.#
[SUMMARY: Still a knitblog!]
†FOOTNOTE (crossed): Now, now... don't call Pat a dip. He's not even *wearing* the hat.
‡FOOTNOTE (double-crossed): Pat also didn't bat an eye at me immortalising his hat. He fully gets that I want to make my own. Yay, Pat.
§FOOTNOTE (swerved): Go on, guess. I'll wait here.
¶FOOTNOTE (paragraphed): You know... because of my mad needle felting skillz.
#FOOTNOTE (pounded): Well, I plan to help. I may be no help at all. I may be useless. Worse... I may just get completely in the way. But I certainly intend to help. Ah, the road to hell...
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