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I was asked to make a White Sox hat first, so I designed a quick and easy way to knit one with gently curved earflaps that do not curl. I then decided to try to make a plain two colored hat with a pom-pom, a flowered baby girl hat without a pom-pom, and the crazy rockhopper penguin hat just because I love penguins.
I offer complete instructions on creating the short-rowed earflaps. You won't believe how easy they are! Instructions are also included for all the other embellishments pictured (except the Sox logo) including how to do a Turkish Cast-On if you decide to do the penguin hat. So...if you are an experienced beginner wanting to learn some new techniques, this is the perfect opportunity.
The edging uses single crochet. I am not a crocheter, but even I can single crochet around the edge!! The flower is also crocheted with instructions given. If you are new to crochet, do an Internet search for single, double and half-double crochet. If you don't want to do that, just attach a bow or flower barrette that can be purchased at a craft store!!!
These hats make adorable baby gifts or donations to your local hospital's baby nursery.
The yarn I recommend is Hobby Lobby's "I Love This Yarn" 100% acrylic (med wt #4). It is very soft and easy to work with.
3.75 sts and 6 rounds = 1 inch in stockinette st
100 yards of Worsted weight
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I have been knitting for 56 years and since the grandchildren arrived have been knitting daily. I decided I wanted to create easy predominantly seamless knitting projects because I love knitting in the round, and more important I hate to sew pieces together!
I have had many wonderful comments from knitters who have created items from my patterns and like their finished projects, but should ...
I have been knitting for 56 years and since the grandchildren arrived have been knitting daily. I decided I wanted to create easy predominantly seamless knitting projects because I love knitting in the round, and more important I hate to sew pieces together!
I have had many wonderful comments from knitters who have created items from my patterns and like their finished projects, but should you come across a flaw or something that doesn't seem quite right in the instructions, I hope you will contact me! Contact me at woohoopepper@hotmail.com with any of your questions or concerns.
You are free to sell your finished items, but please give me credit for the pattern.
Thank you and happy knitting!
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