by Robin C(MI)
My hair is baby fine and slightly wavy, but once mashed by a helmet there is nothing short of a shower to revive it! I always wear a skull cap or bandanna, and leave it on until I get home, but if I want to glam up my look I wear one of my hand-knitted skull caps. My girlfriend suggested the idea, and being a compulsive knitter and yarn addict, I searched thru my stash and used ribbon yarns to create beautiful, girly skull caps. I simply knit a short "beanie" hat in the round using large needles for a slightly open look, leave a 2-3" opening in the back that I lace with leather to keep it from coming off with the helmet. I look for interesting beads in the jewelry section of craft stores and string a couple of them on the bottom of the leather laces just for fun. I get so many compliments on these, and almost everyone asks where I buy them. I have also made them from wool in a tighter knit for those early spring / late fall rides...it gets awful cold here in Michigan!
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by: Aggie
Oh my, went searching the web for knitters who ride and found this! Nice to know there are others. Knitted skull cap would be awesome :)
by: Tracie
Im a knitter too and a new motorcyclist...any great finds online for patterns for girls who ride? I dont really know what Im looking for, but I LOVE knitting hats and I just want to find patterns that as a knitter & a motorcycler that I would like... any ideas?
by: D
This is a great idea! Do you have the pattern for this or did you wing it? Thanks.
by: Anonymous
I knit too and would love to see a pic of the cap. :)
by: Lynn - SW FL
They sound beautiful! Nicer than the normal skull caps.
by: Anonymous
can you post a pic of the knitted skull cap ~ I also am a knitter ~ thanks
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