Two Surgeon's Caps

Made these two surgeon's caps earlier this week. 

Fingerless Gloves and Surgeon's Cap

Two small projects recently finished.  The first one is another pair of fingerless gloves using some leftover yarn from an old project. The yarn is Berroco Ultra Alpaca Fine and the actual color is a darker blue, more navy than seen in these photos.  The pattern Light as AIR Fingerless Gloves by Nathalie O'Shea.  I altered it slightly by using the cuff detail at the thumb and palm edges too.

Here you can see the detail I little better.

The second small project is another surgeon’s cap.  It was made using Dr. Seuss cotton fabric.  The trim was harvested from old bow ties.

There are two inches between each whole number on the trim.

Dress and Surgeon’s Caps

This child’s dress made using patriotic fabric given to me by a friend was made for a niece who recently turned 3 yrs old. See photo here on instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/p/Zy0bduOlpl/?taken-by=rlbates

These surgeon’s caps were recently made on a very rainy Saturday.  Not sure who will receive them. See photo here on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/aB9CcWOlk6/?taken-by=rlbates

More Surgeon’s Caps

These are caps I made between just before Christmas and the first part of January. 

The first ones went to @doctorwes after he made his request for photos of Christmas themed clothing seen at work. 

I then decided I needed to use some of this lovely fabric from Africa given to me by an old high school friend to make @Bongi1  and @globalsurgeon surgeon’s caps.  I gave bongi his choice and he chose the colorful ones.  No photo of him wearing his, but received this nice tweet.

@globalsurgeon did share a photo of @ReinouGroen via twitter wearing one of his (theirs):   yfrog.com/kk54exnj

These two went to @bramzo after he made an innocent comment in regards to @Bongi1 receiving his.


I have shared my pattern via google docs (pdf file).
Related Posts:
Surgeon’s Caps  (April 18, 2009)
Razorback Surgeon's Caps for a Colleague (Oct 17, 2010)