Holiday Hats for Babies: Caps, Berets & Beanies to Knit for Every Occasion

Front cover says it all, lots of cute things

Completely different from anything I have seen before easy to follow pattern

The patterns are wonderfully whimsical - the Paddy's Day shamrock hat is wonderful, as is the witch's hat - and the instructions are easy to read and easy to follow. Some patterns are much easier than others, so there's something in here for many skill levels, from advanced beginners, to more experienced knitters. Mostly, it's a lot of construction work and sometimes, just a lot of fancy yarns that are required to make the hats look amazing. But with so many patterns, there is definitely something for everyone - and no matter which one you decide to go for, they're all going to look adorable on your baby, anyway!(I'd personally suggest going for the Birthday Cupcake Hat - it's so sweet it'll rot your teeth!)Disclaimer: I downloaded a copy of this book for free on netgalley.com in return for an honest, unbiased review.

This is a fun filled book, full of great ideas and instructions to create fun baby hats.For those with more experience you can modify slightly to make the hats for adults.My knitting skills still need a lot of improvement, but my mother, whose been knitting for like 40 years is making great progress on a little witch hat. You'll definitely have a lot of fun with the designs in this book.

I was disappointed to find some patterns repeated from her other books. I have made many of Debby's patterns and they are very cute.

So cute and colorful!

Love it