Ms. Daisy Beanie- Test Pattern for Nohooksgiven

On August 29th, 2016 my husband brought home the cutest little German Shepherd puppy!  We named her Daisy June!  She was and still is such a joy in our life.  I can't imagine celebrating her Gothch'Ya Day (adoption) in a more knit-worthy way than putting the Ms. Daisy Beanie onto my needles!
UPDATE: Pattern is live https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ms-daisy-beanie

Ms. Daisy is a hat pattern designed by the talented Sarah Netzel of Nohooksgiven! I am excited to get it started!

The pattern calls for a bulky weight yarn. I currently have some Bernat Roving in Flint and it has been calling my name. My hope is that this gorgeous stitch doesn't get lost by the dark color.  Either way...I just know I'm going to love it!












Some more about the pattern and designer:
Designing a pattern of any kind is an incredible talent/skill to have.  I am always honored when I get to test a pattern!  There is so much creativity within the fiber art community!  I love being a part of it and making a vision come to life!
Nohooksgiven is a very talented designer.  You can find her work all over social media! These are direct links to find her. I will update this info to include the pattern for Ms. Daisy as soon as it has been released. :)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nohooksgiven/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/nohooksgiven/
Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/sarah-larrieu







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