I'm so very excited to bring you my 1st pattern of the year and this is also my very first knitting pattern! I'm in love with it. A lot of love and time went into this design! I find that writing knit patterns is simple but making up the items do take more time and attention than crochet. However the results are wonderful! I hope you love this as much as I do!
While I've crocheted for a very long time, knitting didn't come as easy for me! Something finally clicked in the past two years and this past year I've come to love it! I have so much to learn but I'm really enjoying knitting doll clothes for my daughters dolls. I'll hopefully share a post on that soon as I made her some fun pieces over Christmas. The idea for this design came from all those doll clothes. I wanted to make a matching hat set for my Daughter and her doll.
She is absolutely in love with this hat! The colors are so fun, The small eyelet detail is dainty and the slouchy hat is so comfy and soft! The design it's self is so whimsical. Just perfect for my Calleigh!
Rainbow Eyelet Slouch
Knit Pattern
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Thank you! ~Elisabeth
Skill Level : Intermediate
Materials:
Yarn I used:
Hobby Lobby’s Baby Bee -
Sweet Delight Prints
Sprinkles Colorway (4 oz - 377 yards) (3 Light weight)
You will only need 1 Skein for both hats
*Needle size : 4.5 mm Circulars or DPNS
*Tapestry Needle
*Stitch Markers
*Stitches used:
K - Knit
K2tog - Knit 2 stitches together
KFB - Knit Front and Back of stitch
YO - Yarn over
STS - Stitches
Gauge : 11sts by 16 rows = 2 inches
Stockinet st.
*Includes sizes for 18 inch doll and Kid size approx 5-10 years 18-20 in
* Number in (#) at the end of the round is the stitch count for the rounds.
18 inch Doll Size
Working from the bottom of the Hat up you’ll be working in rounds. Be sure to use a stitch marker at the end of each round to mark your place.
*Cast on 56 stitches - I used the long tail cast on and the magic loop method
If you do not know the magic loop method you could also use 4.5 DPNS
R 1: *(k,p) around until your ribbing is about 1.5 inches tall
(approx. 10 rounds, 56 sts)
R 2: *(kfb, k7), Rep from * around to last 8 sts, kfb, k6, kfb (64 sts)
R 3: k all sts
R 4: *(k2tog, yo, k2) Rep from * around
R 5-7: k all sts
R 8: k2, *(k2tog, yo, k2), Rep from * around to last two sts, k2tog, yo
R 9-10: k all sts
Rep R 3-10 until the hat measures 5 inches in length
Begin decreasing for crown
R 1: (k11, k2tog) - (60)
R 2: k all sts
R 3: (k10, k2tog) - (55)
R 4: k all sts
R 5: (k9, k2tog) - (50)
R 6: k all sts
R 7: (k8, k2tog) - (45)
R 8: k all sts
R 9: (k7, k2tog) - (40)
R 10: k all sts
R 11: (k6, k2tog) - (35)
R 12: (k5, k2tog) - (30)
R 13: (k4, k2tog) - (25)
R 14: (k3, k2tog) - (20)
R 15: (k2, k2tog) - (15)
R16: (k, k2tog) - (10)
Fasten off, run the tail through the remaining loops and sew top closed. Weave in all ends.
Make a pompom and attach it to the top of the hat. I simply used a pom pom maker but you can use your preferred method.
Youth Size - 18-20 inches
Fits approx 5-10 years
Working from the bottom of the Hat up you’ll be working in rounds. Be sure to use a stitch marker at the end of each round to mark your place.
Cast on 90 stitches - I used the long tail cast on and the magic loop method
If you do not know the magic loops method you could also use 4.5 DPNS
R 1: *(k,p) around until your ribbing is about 1.5 inches tall
(approx. 10 rounds, 90 sts)
R 2: *(k8, kfb), Rep from * around (100 sts)
R 3: k all sts
R 4: *(k2tog, yo, k2) Rep from * around
R 5-7: k all sts
R 8: k2, *(k2tog, yo, k2), Rep from * around to last two sts, k2tog, yo
R 9-10: k all sts
Rep R 3-10 until the hat measures 6.5 inches in length
Begin decreasing for crown
R 1: (k18, k2tog) - (95)
R 2: k all sts
R 3: (k17, k2tog) - (90)
R 4: k all sts
R 5: (k16, k2tog) - (85)
R 6: k all sts
R 7: (k15, k2tog) - (80)
R 8: k all sts
R 9: (k14, k2tog) - (75)
R 10: k all sts
R 11: (k13, k2tog) - (70)
R 12: k all sts
R 13: (k12, k2tog) - (65)
R 14: k all sts
R 15: (k11, k2tog) - (60)
R 16: k all sts
R 17: (k10, k2tog) - (55)
R 18: k all sts
R 19: (k9, k2tog) - (50)
R 20: k all sts
R 21: (k8, k2tog) - (45)
R 22: k all sts
R 23: (k7, k2tog) - (40)
R 24: k all sts
R 25: (k6, k2tog) - (35)
R 26: (k5, k2tog) - (30)
R 27: (k4, k2tog) - (25)
R 28: (k3, k2tog) - (20)
R 29: (k2, k2tog) - (15)
R 30: (k, k2tog) - (10)
Fasten off, run the tail through the remaining loops and sew top closed. Weave in all ends.
Make a pompom and attach it to the top of the hat. I simply used a pom pom maker but you can use your preferred method.
Thank you for using a Calleigh’s Clips original pattern. I have done my best to keep my patterns simple and easy to understand. If at any time you need assistance, please feel free to contact me at calleighclips@att.net
Please remember that there may be a slight variance in sizing due to different tensions of each individual and materials used.
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1 comments:
I loved your adorable dolly and me beanie but my little granddaughter is only 2 so I would require a size 2 to 3. I am only an intermediate knitter and would not be capable of adjusting the pattern.
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