Lucky Hat
I don’t know why I’m naming this Lucky Hat. It was the first thing that popped into my head when I wondered what to call it. I do feel lucky these days, though. Well, maybe more grateful, than lucky.
I’m truly grateful for my wonderful friends that I know
I can talk to about knitting or anything, anytime. They are creative, funny and caring. I so appreciate all of our walks and talks.
I’m grateful that my husband didn’t get injured on the last troublesome day of 2020, when a car hit his tractor as he was turning in the road just beyond the driveway. He was thrown off and landed in the road without a scratch, bump or bruise. He was lucky. We were lucky.
The hat has to have a name, so it’s simply that – Lucky Hat. Top it off with a really great pompom. This one is removeable with a snap. You’ll love that! Enjoy!
A big thank you to Barbara for the very awesome and much treasured flannel scarf!

Materials
1 skein of Vintage Chunky yarn, OR another chunky weight yarn. Approximately 130 yards.
Size 8 circular knitting needles, in a 16” length. Size 8 double pointed needles. Stitch marker. Yarn needle.
Gauge measures 4 stitches per inch in stockinette stitch. The hat measures 20” in circumference x 7 1/2” tall.
It is a women’s medium size.