Modèle bonnet à oreilles bébé - Modèles tricot layette. Bonnet femme - Achat de bonnets femme en ligne. page 2. His black cabled hat. Finished measurements: approximately 18.5” (47.5cm) around, 7.5” (19cm) tall lying flat and unblocked.
The hat stretches to fit pretty much any size adult head. This hat fits a regular adult sized head (roughly 21" circumference) although does stretch. Materials needed: - 1 skein Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick (80% acrylic, 20% wool; 108yds/98m, 170g/6oz skein); colour pictured: Charcoal - 9mm/US 13 circular needles, 12” - a set of 4 9mm/US 13 double pointed needles - 1 yarn marker - 1 cable needle Note that there’s enough yarn in 1 skein to make 2 adult sized hats, with a little bit left over. Here & There. Minimalist knitter. FlowerPot Designs. The beehive hat I must be countering the sweltering weather by thinking cold thoughts and knitting winter wear because a few wool hats have been flying off my needles lately.
I call this my honey beehive hat. And I actually put it on outside for a few minutes in the heat wave for some photos in my backyard. Crazy, huh? I came up with this pattern on the fly, using a repeated welt pattern I’ve seen as cowl instead. Pattern: CO 88 stitches (using 5.0mm circular needles) Knit 4” in 2×2 rib Change to 5.5mm cicular needles K4 rounds, p5 rounds (repeated this 5x) decrease: r1: K1, K2tog, repeat until end r2: knit all rounds r3: k1, k2tog, repeat until end r4: knit all rounds r5: k2tog, repeat until end r6: k2tog, repeat until end cut yarn and pull through remaining stitches. weave ends in.
Yarn: Patons Shetland Chunky [edited: 2 skeins, 296 yards] This is a wool-acrylic blend, bulky weight yarn, so it’s machine washable! Guage: 15.0 sts = 4 inches on 5.5mm needles My notes on Ravelry are here. All Over Cables Hat pattern by Lindsay Koehler. Official Kittyville Hat pattern by Kitty Schmidt. Who? It's a hat with owls!
Yay! This is for my brother, whose mangyle will never be done. Certainly not for christmas. He always sends me pictures of owls, so i figured he'd appreciate it. Anyway, just for PoorLuci, here's what I did: Who? Materials:1 ball Nashua Creative Focus (I used half)size 6 circular needle and dpns (or however you want to do it)stitch marker4 small buttons for eyes (optional, you can use more, less, or none at all) sewing needle and thread Sizes:infant (child, adult) Note about sizing: I've only tested the adult size, please let me know about any problems with the smaller size and I'll be happy to fix them. Abbreviations:C4F: slip two sts onto cable needle and hold in front, k2, k2 from cable neeedleC4B: slip two sts onto cable needle and hold in back, k2, k2 from cable needle Directions:Cast on 92 (100, 112) sts, join in round and work in 2x2 ribbing for 1 inch.Switch to stockinette and work for 5 rounds, decreasing 4(1,2) sts evenly spaced in row 3. 88(99, 110) sts.
Bonnet oreilles de chat avec fourrure - Chapeaux - Acccessoires. La tuque péruvienne Aran de Bula. Tuque Dakine Maddy. Tuque à pompon Bula Emily. Speedy Cabled Beret pattern by Paulina Chin. Chapeau Aubergine en français !! - Coté Passions. Hurricane Hat pattern by Andrea Goutier. This pattern was inspired by the colour of the yarn, but the simple nature of the pattern looks great in any colour.
The grey Pearl colour really does look like swirling clouds. Please read the note below before PM’ing me - NOTE: the M1 after the ribbing section enables your knitting to move forward into a spiral as you work the pattern (without the M1 you will get a very widely ribbed hat-if that happens to you, it is probably because you’ve missed the M1) NOTE: Now available in Hungarian NOTE: Check out undine’s version for something a little different (and bigger size!)
Ashley pattern by The Worcester Knitting Company. Berry Baby Hat pattern by Michele Sabatier. Goomba Hat Pattern (Well, Sort Of) « FadeCrazy’s Blog. January 18, 2008 by fadecrazy For the Goomba hat, I used a modified version of Mark Thrailkill’s London Beanie Hat.
I casted on fewer stitches and made it shorter because my friend’s head is very small. Note: Feel free to use any beanie hat pattern you prefer! If you have one that you like better than the London Beanie, use that one instead! Yarn: Patons Classic Merino Wool (Chestnut Brown) and some scrap worsted weight white and black Needles: One pair US 7 DPN’s and a US 7 16″ circular (optional) Also, a tapestry needle and a stitch marker.
Fun Runners Beanie Crocheted with a button stickman by elineof. Bayettesp's Speedy Cabled Beret.