Montana really does have big skies!  What started out as an ad campaign using the title of a book, the” Big Sky State” stuck as the unofficial nickname of Montana, perfectly describing the nearly unobstructed views of vast grasslands and prairies in the eastern half of the state. In stark contrast, the Rocky Mountain Range cuts through the western half of the state creating spectacular alpine forests, glaciers, lakes, rivers, mountain peaks, and meadows, especially in picturesque Glacier National Park near the northernmost border of the state. The world famous “Going to the Sun Road” is one of the best ways to see this amazing landscape even if you don’t get out of your car.  But I highly recommend you do!  In a state with the most grizzlies in the lower 48 and where cows outnumber humans, you’ll also find great food, fascinating history, a rich Native American and cattle-ranching culture, and a strong sense of community. Even the bigger cities somehow have a small-town vibe. 
Wild Montana skies and cattle ranching feature BIG in this design. With or without the optional cattle, the scene is classic Montana 
Size:
One size fits an average adult size head. (Approx. 19" - 22")
 
Yarn used in sample:
A:  Stunning String Studio Legacy Worsted:  Rosemary  (40 g/ 84 yd./ 79 m)
B:  Malabrigo Rios: Black* (5 g/ 10 yd./ 9 m)
C:  Stunning String Studio Legacy Worsted: Big Sky (33 g/ 71 yd./ 65 m)
D: Stunning String Studio Legacy Worsted: Dove (15 g/ 30 yd./ 27 m)
E: Aly Bee Workshop Merino Worsted:  Vanilla (20 g/ 40 yd./ 36 m)