Lorelai's Bigfoot Hat Colorwork Chart

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UPDATE 1/26/23: If you're looking for the whole hat pattern then you should be over here!

I usually have a few of these hats in stock in my shop! You can also request them in custom colors. The gray and white ones tend to go fast!

I have more patterns available on Ravelry and you should also check out my Ko-Fi page!
 
EDIT (11/6/14): I updated the chart with a few minor changes.

Like every other girl in high school during the early 2000s, I watched Gilmore Girls. And like every other girl that was in high school during the early 2000s, I'm rewatching this ridiculous-amazingly-awful show on Netflix.

Midway through the first season Lorelai wears this beautiful bigfoot hat and I couldn't help but make a chart. I don't have time to make the hat at this second, but you totally can. I don't think I got the chart 100% accurate because it's hard to see, but it's definitely a starting point. Feel free to tweak it. Make a hat, put sasquatches on a sweater. Whatever! Do it in white and make a yeti! I'm sure it'll work for tapestry crochet too. Make a bigfoot blanket!



As with my other free charts - I appreciate a link back to this post, to my Tumblr, Facebook or Etsy! I'd also love to see any bigfoot goodies you make!

Oh, and to help those of you out that want to make this hat...here are some more pictures (click them for full-size)! XOXOX








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