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	Fountain Hat by Katie Himmelberg, assistant editor Spring 2008 This hat was inspired by the 2006 movie The Fountain. Director Darren Aronofsky tells a sci-fi love story set in three tenses with amazing visuals. The floppy shape of the hat is similar to a hat worn by one of the main characters, Izzi (Rachel Weisz). Katie Himmelberg chose the beautiful molten-gold-colored yarn to echo the film’s frequent use of the color and divided the patterning on the hat into stars, fragmented stars, and then an empty field of stockinette to represent the three narratives of the story.
	Barrymore Slouch Hat by Lisa Shroyer, senior editor Spring 2008 This hat looks nothing like the inspiration hat; it’s more a memento than a replica. Lisa Shroyer was inspired by a chullo-style earflap hat Drew Barrymore wore in one of my favorite movies—the girl-power film Boys on the Side (1995). The two colors of La Lana Phat Silk Phat she chose didn’t have enough contrast to work the two-tone stranded pattern she’d originally planned, so she opted for a big, slouchy, striped hat that she felt Drew (and her character Holly) would wear.
	Cover Your Ears (334 KB) Winter 2005 The Knits staff offers seven cozy ways to keep warm this winter.

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