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Starsong is a textured delight. This bandana cowl is knit on circular needles and shaped with short rows. The fit is comfortable and the knitting process is relaxing with the simple repeat. The back of the cowl has a shorter length, meaning less bunching and fabric at the back of the neck. This style fits so well underneath peacoats and winter jackets!
  
The pattern has 2 variations (right or left leaning) and instructions for 3 sizes. It is very easy to resize though, because being off gauge just a little bit won't make or break this design.
  
Materials:
Worsted weight yarn 175-210 yards
US 9/ 5.5mm needles
3 stitch markers (1 different for beginning of round)
Tapestry needle
Scissors
  
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Starsong Pattern - Textured Cowl Design - Intermediate Level - PDF Pattern Only, digital download, bandana cowl

Something simple and customizable for everyone in the family! There's just something so comfortable about a slouchy beanie - easy to wear, easy to toss into a bag or pocket, stylish and it really looks great on everyone. This pattern takes that up one notch by letting you create something truly unique for everyone.
  
Using a basic foundation, there are decorative bands spaced throughout that the knitter can change up. Choose to knit 2 bands for a slouchy style, or 3 bands for an ultra slouchy style. Each decorative band is short enough to insert small stitch patterns, so mix and match to make each beanie one-of-a-kind.
  
Although the pattern is written only for one adult size, it is also simple enough to adjust the circumference. The pattern tells you how to adjust for the crown decrease if you do.
  
Materials:
DK weight yarn ~ 175-180 yards for shorter version, ~205-210 yards for super slouchy version
US 3/ 3.25mm 16” circular needles
US 4/ 3.5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns (or size needed to obtain gauge)
  
• Stitch markers (5 + 1 unique for beginning of round marker)
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors
  
  
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Molly Slouch Knitting Pattern, digital PDF download, magical stitches

The Flamefall knitting pattern is an intermediate level design that creates a cozy cowl or stylish kerchief in three adult sizes. This seamless, bottom-up pattern features short rows and textured stitches, with detailed written instructions, photo, and video tutorials for guidance.
**Unique Features-**
  
• Seamless construction for a polished finish
• Short rows create a unique shape
• Detailed tutorials for all skill levels
  
  
**Materials Needed-**
  
• Needle: 5.5mm (US Size 9.0)
• Yarns: Classy with Cashmere (Worsted weight, 175-210 yards), Seis Cabos (Worsted weight)
• Gauge: 16 Stitches by 22 Row = 4 Inches in Stockinette In The Round

Flamefall Bandana Cowl Knitting Pattern – Knit Neck Warmer (PDF Pattern)

These meandering stitches travel all over the hat, reminiscent of the footprints on the Marauder’s Map! Written for 2 yarn weights, DK and worsted, this makes a lightweight and comfortable beanie suitable for everyone. It’s a fun pattern to watch come to life with each round.
  
The pattern is written and charted, allowing you to knit using you preferred method. It's a fitted style with slouch in the crown. Length can be adjusted as there are 4 places to begin decreasing.
  
**Materials:**
Worsted: 130-140 yards
US 6/ 4mm 16” circular needles
US 7/ 4.5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
DK: 160-180 yards
US 3/ 3.25mm 16” circular needles
US 4/ 3.5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
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A beautiful textured bandana cowl is a wardrobe staple. It's easy to style without a lot of bulk in the back of the neck. Much like my other bandana cowl designs, this is a seamless knit started in the round, using short rows (Japanese short rows for this one) to provide the shaping from the bottom upwards and out. It is then joined back together in the back to lengthen. Blocking is essential to shaping as the stitch pattern has quite a bit of lateral stretch.
  
Pattern is written for 3 sizes with suggestions in notes on how to adjust for additional sizes. Tutorials links are included for the Japanese short rows. Photo tutorial and video tutorial included for the special stitches.
  
Materials:
Worsted/ Aran ~ 190-220 yards/ 174-201 meters
US 8/ 5mm 16” and 22” circular needles (16” is optional, but easier for tubular cast on method)
US 7/ 4.5mm 22” circular needles
Crochet hook of similar size (56mm)
Scrap yarn for tubular cast on using the provisional cast on method ~ 3 yards)
\*1 BOR stitch marker \*1 (or 2) stitch markers to mark center stitch
\*2 Locking stitch markers \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors
  
Language: English only
  
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Knitting Pattern: Jesper Bandana Cowl - Textured Unisex Design (PDF Pattern Only Digital)

Designed for Dream in Color Yarn May pop-up club!
  
Inspired by The Secret Garden, this half-pi shawl tells a story from seeds to bold blossoms. The use of simple stitches create a visually stunning motif in two contrasting colors, with just one color used at a time. The shawl can be made longer with more rows added before the final border and bind off. A picot edging adds decorative charm like the points of a fence.
  
Photo tutorials and helpful links are included in the pattern to help you along.
  
Materials:
Fingering weight ~ 2 skeins of Dream in Color Smooshy Cashmere
US 6/ 4mm 32” circular needles (or longer)
\*2 Stitch markers
\*Tapestry needle
\*Scissors
\*Blocking mats and T-pins for blocking

Knitting Pattern - Garden Shawl, digital PDF download, floral mosaic slipped stitches half-pi shaping

Welcome to the Grishaverse. This fantasy world where magic and science live side by side, a universe created by Leigh Bardugo, spans several books, beginning with the Shadow & Bone trilogy. While I loved this particular trilogy, my favorite from this world is the Six of Crows duology. Complex characters, good storytelling, plot twists (especially in the Six of Crows duology), and lots of action make this one of my all-time favorite worlds to dive back into time and again.
\*\* This design uses the irregular double knit technique to keep the image appearing the same (rather than mirrored) on both the inside and outside of the hat.
  
Materials:
Fingering weight - 2 high contrasting colors
Color A - white Color B - dark green
~175-200 yards of each color
US 0/ 2.00mm 16”/40cm circular needles or longer cords for magic loop method or DPNs
\*6 Stitch markers (one different for beginning of round)
\*Tapestry needle \*Scissors
  
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Make this hat from super bulky (meant for Manos del Uruguay Franca) to fingering weight! The ultimate adventurous knit, engaging and fun, with something for everybody!
  
This pattern is easy to adjust, with instructions given on how to resize. Two crown options make this even more customizable for a preferred fit. It's best to knit for the fabric desired and important to ensure that you have enough yarn to complete your project. Photo and video tutorials are also included in the pattern!
  
**Materials: smaller sized needles are optional for the brim**
  
DK: ~200-210 yards
US 5/ 3.75mm 16” circular needles
US 6/ 4mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
Worsted: ~ 185-195 yards
US 7/ 4.5mm 16” circular needles
US 8/ 5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
Aran: ~160-170 yards
US 8/ 5mm 16” circular needles
US 9/ 5.5mm 16” circular needles and/ or dpns
  
Light bulky: ~130-137 yards
US 10/ 6mm 16” circular needles
US 10.5/ 6.5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
Bulky: ~115-120 yards
US 10.5/ 6.5mm 16” circular needles
US 11/ 8mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
Super bulky: ~100-114 yards
Manos del Uruguay Franca recommended!
US 13/ 9mm 16” circular needles and/ or dpns
  
\*Stitch marker \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors \*Crochet hook (optional, but helpful)
  
**Gauges:**
DK: 22 sts x 32 rnds
Worsted: 18 sts x 28 rnds
Aran: 16 sts x 24 rnds
Light bulky: 14 sts x 20 rnds
Bulky: 11 sts x 16 rnds
Super bulky: 10sts x 12 rnds

Feathertail Hat Knitting Pattern: Textured Dragon Scale Knit (PDF Digital Download)

Inspired by Jesper Fahey of the popular Six of Crows duology by Leigh Bardugo, this all-over texture design is fun to knit and has a good mix of skills to learn. Options are included for sizing adjustments.
  
Non-superwash yarns knit up beautifully for a rustic look that maintains the beautiful texture. Aran weight means it knits up quickly but will still keep your hands cozy.
  
Materials:
Heavy worsted or aran weight yarn ~110-130 yards
US 6/ 4mm shorties, DPNs, or circular needles for magic loop method
Similarly sized crochet hook (for provisional cast on)
Long piece of scrap yarn (for provisional cast on)
3 stitch markers
  
\*Tapestry needle, Scissors, Stitch holder or scrap yarn

Knitting Pattern - Jesper Mitts, digital PDF download only, grishaverse, fingerless mitts mittens, textured

These mitts are complete the coordinating set with the Darlington Hat. This design is named for the gentleman of Lethe from The Ninth House trilogy by Leigh Bardugo. Dive into a world of hidden gateways and portals, magic and the arcane, where nightmare and fantasy collide.
  
This pattern/design can be used with several different types of novelty yarn. It can be difficult to find patterns for these yarns, with their different fibers and textures, but it’s a different game when they’re held double with a “normal” yarn we’re accustomed to. Alternating yarn held double with a single strand, this beautiful and simple texture is enhanced and the concentric circles stand out when worn.
  
\*\* Note:\*\* This pattern does seem to use more yarn than usual. Yardage is listed for a single strand of Laines du Nord Vasto, ranging from 5.5" to 9.5" in hand circumference.

 A visit with my best friend led me to this movie. It’s one of her favorites and she said she would love to have the cap in the movie. So, me being me, I said I’d make it for her. While it’s not an exact replica, it’s pretty similar. It sits just above your ears and fits nicely on the crown.

Note: The fair isle portion has a FIXED height in order to best replicate the design in the movie.
For blocking, I used an upside down trick-or-treat bucket.

**Materials:**
Bulky weight - Wool of the Andes Bulky (non-superwash recommended)
MC - Camel, 1 ball      CC - Cranberry, 1 ball
US 11/ 8mm 16” circular needles and/or DPNs or longer cord for magic loop method 

* BOR stitch marker 
*3 additional stitch markers 
* Tapestry needle 
* Scissors



Inspired by Jesper Fahey in the Six of Crows duology by Leigh Bardugo, the Jesper Hat knitting pattern is perfect for advanced beginners looking to expand their skills. The textured design is worked in the round, making it a fun and engaging project for knitters of all levels. Whether you prefer following written patterns, photo tutorials, or video tutorials, this pattern has you covered. The textured pattern reminds me of clubs or spades from a deck of cards. It knits up quickly in heavier weight yarns and uses only simple stitches. It is perfectly warm should you plan any Ice Court heists.
  
**Unique Features-**
• Easy to adjust for multiple sizes.
• Worked in the round for a seamless finish
• Textured design adds visual interest
• Available in written, photo, and video tutorial formats
  
**<ins>Materials:</ins>**
**Super bulky V1**: ~70 yards
US 13/ 9mm 16” circular needles
US 15/ 10mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
\*\*Super bulky V2: ~\*\*75 yards
US 11/ 8mm 16” circular needles
US 13/ 9mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
\*\*Light super bulky: ~\*\*80 yards
US 10.5/ 6.5mm 16” circular needles
US 11/ 8mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
\* Stitch marker
\* Tapestry needle
\* Scissors

Knitting Pattern - Jesper Hat, digital PDF Grishaverse textured beanie download

A simple vintage inspired ear warmer. When a best friend asks if you can make something for her, showing you the most nostalgic ear warmer her mom made her when she was little, what can you do but say yes?
  
\*\*\* Gauge and needle size listed above are for worsted weight yarns. This pattern has instructions for multiple yarn weights from super bulky to fingering weight!\*\*
  
NOTE: Approximately 35-40 grams of yarn is needed for an adult sized ear warmer. Specific yardage is not included as this can be made in a variety of sizes and cord lengths. Remnants can be used to create a unique and charming ear warmer.
  
Super bulky
US 11/ 8mm needles
US 13/ 9mm needles
  
Bulky
US 10/ 6mm needles
US 11/ 8mm needles
  
Light Bulky
US 8/ 5mm needles
US 10/ 6mm needles
  
Worsted
US 6/ 4mm needles
US 8/ 5mm needles
  
DK
US 4/ 3.5mm needles
US 6/ 4mm needles
  
Fingering
US 3/ 3.25mm needles
US 4/ 3.5mm needles
  
\*Tapestry needle
\*Scissors
  
\*Scrap yarn (for lifeline)
\*Row counter (very helpful)
\*Measuring tape
\*Removable progress keeper (to mark the right side of your work)

A beautiful textured bandana cowl is a wardrobe staple. It's easy to style without a lot of bulk in the back of the neck. This is a seamless knit started in the round, using Japanese short rows to provide the shaping from the bottom upwards and out. It is then joined back together in the back to lengthen. Blocking is essential to uncurl and create the shape.
  
Pattern is written for adult size with suggestions in notes on how to adjust for additional sizes. Tutorials links are included for the Japanese short rows.
  
Materials:
Worsted/ Aran ~ 200 yards/ 183 meters
US 8/ 5mm 24” circular needles
  
DK ~ 230 yards/ 210 meters
US 6/ 4mm 24” circular needles
  
\*1 BOR stitch marker
\*1 (or 2) stitch markers to mark center stitch
\*2 Locking stitch markers
\*Tapestry needle
\*Scissors
  
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Knitting Pattern - Zoya Bandana Cowl, knit, PDF digital download, textured unique, grishaverse, book inspired, elegant

Welcome to the fun of novelty yarn!
  
This design is named for the gentleman of Lethe from The Ninth House trilogy by Leigh Bardugo. Dive into a world of hidden gateways and portals, magic and the arcane, where nightmare and fantasy collide.
  
This pattern/design can be used with several different types of novelty yarn. It can be difficult to find patterns for these yarns, with their different fibers and textures, but it’s a different game when they’re held double with a “normal” yarn we’re accustomed to. Alternating yarn held double with a single strand, this beautiful texture is enhanced and the concentric circles stand out when worn. The crown tapers beautifully with the continued stitch pattern.
  
\*\* Note:\*\* This pattern does seem to use more yarn than usual. Yardage is listed for a single strand of Ella Rae Classic Wool, ranging from teen to adult XL sizes.
Row gauge is not terribly important as the length of the hat is quite adjustable.
  
Finished sizes: Height is adjustable.
Circumference:
Small ~17”
Medium ~19”
Large ~20.75”
X-large ~22.5

Lethe is one of the five mythical rivers in the underworld of Hades. It means forgetfulness or oblivion, the concealment of truth. The waters of the river had the power to make souls forget their memories, so that they may be reborn and start anew. It’s a beautiful symbol of life and death.
  
With the holidays right around the corner, here is a simple ornament pattern for those little bits of yarn left from other projects. All you need is a wooden ring (for stability) and a little bow to attach to the wreath. I’ve included instructions for fingering to worsted weight yarns, but it is quite easy to adjust and very forgiving. My favorite is to pair a fingering weight yarn with mohair to make a DK weight or novelty yarn for some fun pops of color.
  
Bonus? This pattern can be adjusted to make scrunchies as well! Suggestions are included in the notes section. All you'll need is a hair tie instead of a wooden ring!
  
Materials:
Magic loop (using 32” cord), double pointed needles, or shorties will work for this pattern.
  
Fingering: US 3/ 3.25mm needles & US 4/ 3.5mm needles
Sport/ DK: US 4/ 3.5mm needles & US 6/ 4mm needles
Worsted: US 6/ 4mm needles & US 8/ 5mm needles
  
\*Matching size crochet hook for provisional cast on OR 1 yard of pony bead lace OR scrap yarn
• 2” wooden craft ring
• \*1.6” satin bow (optional)
• Stitch marker \* Tapestry needle \* Scissors

With only four -and -a -half weeks to cast the pilot episode of Gilmore Girls, the casting directors looked to a fresh-faced actress, college student, and former model with only one uncredited role on her réesumée., Alexis Bledel was their first choice for the leading role of Rory for casting directors—Despite being sick at the time of her audition!, Casting dDirector Jill Anthony told Vanity Fair, “Luckily, we had videotaped one of her early auditions. We popped that in, and they saw her on camera, and she just jumped off the screen, you know. Those blue eyes.” Lorelai Gilmore actress Lauren Graham agreed about this not-so-typical teen. She said, “In Rory, you have an exceptionally intelligent girl who cares about academics. Perhaps, as an idea, that feels risky on network television, like, ‘Oh, maybe we’ll alienate the young women who aren’t interested in reading the way Rory is. Maybe we need to give them a sexier character.’ Anything you read about it then was, like, ‘What an unusual role model Rory is!’ And I thought, ‘Isn’t that the best one?’ If you’re a parent and your kid responds to this girl, that’s only a positive thing.” Fans embraced Rory as a smart—and smartly dressed—teenager, and the unusual combination of this young mother-daughter duo, earning Gilmore Girls praise across the globe, critical acclaim, a spot -on Time Magazine’s “Best TV Shows of All-TIME,” and the #12 ranking on Empire’s “The 100 Best TV Shows of All Time” list in 2021.
  
Ready for the Ivy League? An ode to Rory’s penchant for argyle, this vest—constructed in the round from the bottom up— knits up quickly in worsted weight. Constructed in the round from the bottom up, steeks allow for the stranded colorwork to be knit in the round for ease. Once the body is complete, the arm and neck holes are cut and stitches are picked up for the finishing ribbing. You’ll be the head of the class in this preppy, classic wardrobe staple.

Inspired by blooms and leaves, this little stitch packs a punch in two gorgeous colors. Using just one color at a time, there’s no need for carrying both colors around! This capelet is a bottom-up construction featuring raglan shaping to mimic a sweater. A few short rows to raise the back for comfort are incorporated, but optional. Two options for collar finishing are provided. Shown is the turtleneck/ folded ribbing option. The other option is a cowl neck (not shown).

Includes photo tutorial for the special floral stitch.

Materials:
2 complementary colors of fingering weight yarn
MC - 400 yards
CC - 230-250 yards
US 6/ 4mm needles (32" and 20" circulars, plus 16" circulars if not switching to smaller size for collar)
Optional US 5/ 3.75mm 16" circular needles for collar

5 stitch markers (1 diff for beginning of round)
Tapestry needle
Scissors

Final measurements:
Youth/ Adult
Circumference at bottom edge: 56"/ 60"
Circumference of neck opening: 16"/ 18.5"
Length from bottom of collar to bottom edge: 10.75"/ 11"
Length of collar (unfolded): 5"/ 6"

** Note that the length of the capelet CAN be lengthened by adding more repeats of the colorwork at the bottom or more rounds of stockinette before the raglan decreases. 400 yards of MC is the bare minimum to do so.

While still in the early planning stages of Gilmore Girls, California -native creator Amy Sherman-Palladino visited traveled to New York with her husband. Wanting to visit Mark Twain’s house in Hartford, Connecticut, the two took a drive and stayed at The Mayflower Inn in Washington Depot. Unbeknownst to her, this would be the town that inspired Stars Hollow. She recalls, “We're driving by, and people are slowing down saying, ‘'Excuse me, where is the pumpkin patch?’' And everything is green, and people are out, and they're talking. And we went to a diner, and everyone knew each other, and someone got up and they walked behind the [counter], and they got their own coffee because the waitress was busy, and I'm, like, ‘'Is this out of central casting? Who staged this thing for me?’” After spending a day in the town, she had worked out much of the show in her head and began writing the script for the pilot that very evening. She remembers, “If I can make people feel this much of what I felt walking around this f

Do you see it? The mask? I'm not one for horror movies, but Scream is such a cult classic. Once I saw the ghost face, I couldn't unsee it. Other than the corrugated ribbing, this slipped stitch design uses just one color at a time for an ultra-plush and squishy cowl. High contrast yarns are recommended to show off the pattern.
  
Although written for worsted weight, it is easily adaptable for other yarn weights by adjust the needle size accordingly. Suggestions are provided in the pattern to do so.
  
Materials:
Worsted weight yarn:
MC ~ 130-135 yards and CC ~ 80-85 yards
US 10/ 6mm 22-24” circular needles
• Stitch marker \* Tapestry needle \*Scissors
  
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Knitting Pattern - Slasher Cowl, Digital only, PDF download, Scream ghost face mask, horror, halloween, mosaic

Whalebert! This cutie was named by my youngest, sort of a play on Lambert the Sheepish Lion (cartoon!). It's a quick project that can give you hours of fun by using bits of scrap yarn. This is a NO-SEW pattern!
The original pattern is written for worsted weight yarns. Included is a table with suggestions for additional yarn weights paired with hook sizes and safety eyes sizes.

Gauge is unimportant in this pattern as long as the hook size is smaller than recommended on the yarn label.

Materials:
Worsted weight yarn
     * You will need two colors with about 10-11 yards of the main body and 4-5 yards of the belly (white) color.
3.5mm hook
6mm or 7.5mm safety eyes (pair)
Tapestry needle
Scissors



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Bandana cowls are such a fun way to style a cowl without a lot of bulk in the back. A seamless knit, this is started in the round and shaped using German Short Rows to create the point. Make it longer to add more scrunchy warmth or keep it short for a lightweight accessory.
  
This slipped stitch pattern can be done using one or two colors (instructions are written to use 2 colors).
  
Understanding of short rows is important for this, but there are tutorial links to help you with this.
  
Includes instructions for 3 sizes. Notes for additional adjustments included.
  
Materials:
Worsted: Dream in Color Riley (1 or 2 colors)
Sizes: S (M, L)
MC ~ 112 (145, 170) yards CC ~ 60 (72, 88) yards
US 9/ 5.5mm 24” circular needles
\*3 Stitch markers \*Tapestry needle \*Scissors
  
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Knitting Pattern: Quibbler Bandana Cowl, Slipped Stitch Mosaic (PDF Digital Download)

Stretchy cast on paired with a simple textured design, this super bulky design knits up quickly and is really comfortable to wear.
  
This is named for a good friend of mine who showed me a screenshot from a movie of a beanie she liked and commented on how different the brim looked from usual beanies. This was several years ago, when I had just started knitting, so while I figured it's a cast on technique, I didn't realize how easy it actually can be! You may have guessed this is the tubular cast on, and you'd be correct! While there are several ways to do this cast on, I prefer a specific method and it hasn't failed me yet. Turns out really pretty and looks unique in heavier weight yarns.
  
Suggestions are included for adjusting to smaller sizes.
  
Materials:
Super bulky yarn ~ 75-80 yards or so for adult size
Scrap yarn in super bulky (for provisional cast on)
Crochet hook (9mm or similar) for provisional cast on
US 11/ 8mm 16" circular needles
US 13/ 9mm 16" circular needles and/or DPNs for crown finishing
  
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Knitting Pattern - Gilded Beanie, PATTERN ONLY, digital PDF download, knitting hat super bulky stretchy winter toque

Colorwork without the hassle? Yes, please! No floats to catch and use as many colors as you’d like to show your support for your favorite teams! Using a variation of the butterfly stitch, the floats are carried around the design and secured in a subsequent round. The design is reminiscent of an iconic art deco building located in Manhattan. Can you guess what it is?
  
Designed for Stitch N’ Pitch (with the NY Mets!) in collaboration with Knitting Fever and Euro Yarns.
  
**REQUIRES TWO COLORS!** About 110 yards of each color.
  
<i>Cast on count is specific for Louisa Harding Caraz. If using other suggested yarns, please be sure to check a gauge and adjust as necessary. Finished size is ~9" x 9".</i>
  
Materials:
Worsted weight yarn ~ 110 yards of each color
US 7/ 4.5mm 16” circular needles (optional)
US 8/ 5mm 16” circular needles and/or dpns
  
Stitch marker
Tapestry needle
Scissors
  
Pattern includes bonuses for a can koozie and a mini hat ornament!
  
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