Free Knitting Pattern L0410AD Basic Hat. Free Knitting Pattern L0736 Embroidered Hood. Free Knitting Pattern 90625B Camelot Hat. Robin Hood, Knit Hat Pattern. Phoncible Hat Knit Pattern. AZURE KNITS BLOG: Free Pattern! Quick Cable Slouch Hat//Hat constructions. This is a pattern I had made to teach my student how to make her first cabled hat, so I made sure it was not intimidating.
Very quick to knit, so great for gifts. I have used a bulky alpaca yarn so it had a fair drape and a pom-pom was too heavy, but it may work better if you use wool. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++*Note*I have originally posted and recommended size #10 needles for the body, but it seems like many people have been getting a less slouchy result. Something for the Weekend: Take Two « Knit1slip1.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/k1sl1s-boyfriend-hat.pdf. Easy Knit Hat Pattern. Seed stitch. I love the seed stitch pattern.
I see it and I get all cozy inside. I've been wanting to make a hat with this stitch pattern for ages, but the challenge that I felt decreasing and closing the hat would present kept me from it for quite some time. I'm not sure what exactly made me realize I was up to the challenge, but a few weeks ago I bought some beautiful cream colored wool [can't remember the brand and have since tossed the tag], pulled out my size 11 needles and cast on 75 stitches.
Camouflage Hat - Knit a Camouflage Hat for a Man. A Hat for Hiding: Camouflage certainly isn't just for the woods anymore, but whether you are (or are knitting for) a man who hunts or one who just likes the rugged outdoors look, this simple camouflage hat is a winner.
It features an extra-long ribbed section for folding over into a super warm brim, with easy Stockinette Stitch for the body to show off the camo colors. Materials: one skein Bernat Camouflage or 195 yards of another medium weight acrylic or wool camouflage or similarly patterned yarn (I used colorway Renegade) one size 8 US circular needle, 16 inch cable one set of 4 size 8 US double-pointed needles (switch to for decreasing) scissors and yarn needle Gauge18 stitches and 23 rows per 4 inches (4.5 stitches and 5.75 rows per inch) in Stockinette Stitch in the round.Size21 or 23 inches around, to fit a small or large adult.
Woolly Wormhead - unique and original knitted Hat designs. How to Knit a Beanie. Designing a knitted hat: size guidelines Update January 31, 2012: If you want to go beyond the basics, I just found a great, very detailed, head sizing chart at Tottoppers.
Family Watch Cap. Josh's Beanie. Bev's "Josh" Beanie Cap based on a beanie hat Josh Groban used to wear Copyright Beverly A.
Qualheim 2002, 2012. JGibson: Ribbed Caps. Probably the most basic knitted cap is a simple ribbed cap.
This pattern is based on a Knit 2 Purl 2 (k2p2) rib, and shows two variations. For a turned-up cuff as shown in the navy cap, you should choose a rib that looks the same on both sides. This one is k2p2. The white and purple caps are snug beanie-style hats, with k1p1 ribbing tight at the edge, and a k2 garter2 rib for the body. The purple one adds contrast stripes. Basic K2P2 Rib Cap Instructions With worsted weight yarn and a size 8 needle, cast on a multiple of 4 stitches (say, 80, 84, 88, or 92, for child to adult sizes) and join in circle. To work back and forth, cast on one additional stitch to allow for seam, and end right side rows with a knit stitch. Easy Knit Hat and Cowl Pattern - Hat Knitting Pattern - He Said She Said Cap and Cowl - Chic Knits. Free Knitting Pattern 60813AD Seed Stitch Hat. Shroom slouchy tuque - Knitty: Winter 2009. I highly recommend using Spud & Chloe Outer for the best results.
Substitution in this case will be a bit tricky because Spud & Chloe Outer is technically a "super bulky," but its wool/cotton fiber content gives it unique properties. If you plan to use another yarn, swatch carefully: many other super bulkies will be too thick and not drape nicely. To get a similar slouchy effect with another yarn, you might try a bulky-weight yarn that is a bit lighter in weight than Outer but lofty enough to be knitted at a gauge looser than the ball band suggests. Be sure to cast on loosely; use a needle one size larger if you tend to CO tightly. 1x1 Rib (worked in the round over a multiple of 4 sts) Round 1: [K1, p1] to end. The London Beanie.
Trekking free slouchy beanie Hat knitting pattern. View Patterns by pixiebell. Slouchy Beanie like the Movie Stars Crochet PDF Pattern by jspirik. Mixer Cloche and Shawlette Pattern from KnitPicks.com Knitting. Free Knitting Pattern Seed Stitch Hat review at Kaboodle. Spry Hat: Knitty Deep Fall 2010. Instructions for working Mattress Stitch can be found here.
This hat is worked in intarsia, which means at some point, you need to divide your yarn into a number of equal-length balls. The pattern instructs you to do this after you have completed your ribbing (which is done in a single yarn). If it greatly bothers you to play with your yarn after you’ve begun knitting, then you can do the division before you begin… just keep in mind that one ball will need to be bigger than the rest in order to do the ribbing. The easiest way to divide your yarn into equal parts is to use a postage scale… determining how much each mini-ball should weigh, and winding a ball of that weight.
When you wind your mini-balls, wind them into center-pull balls, and wrap a rubber band around the outside. Lurema. Phannie. Crochet our sunburst pattern beret, Phannie.
Size To fit women's average size head Finished Measurements Approximately 11" across Materials 2 Balls Berroco Pure® Merino DK (50 grs), #4555 Cardinal Crochet hooks, sizes 4.50 mm (G) and 5.00 mm (H) OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE Gauge 18 dc's = 4"; 8 rnds = 4" in dc with smaller hook Stitch Glossary FPDC (Front post dc) Yo, insert hook from front to back to front again around post of st, yo and draw up a loop, (yo and draw through 2 loops on hook) twice Dc dec (Decrease 1 dc) * Yo, insert hook into next st, yo, pull up1 loop, yo, draw through 2 loops on hook, rep from * once more working through next st, yo and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
Beret With smaller crochet hook, ch 4, join with a sl st to form a ring. Rnd 1: Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), 7 dc's in ring, join with a sl st in top of beg ch-3 — 8 dc's. Rnd 2: Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc), dc in same st, 2 dc's in each dc around, join with a sl st in top of beg ch-3 — 16 dc's.