Baby Hats 4
When I see a new pattern for baby hats I tend to jump in there with both feet because I know that this is a job for....'the small stash of little bits' and so when Julia asked us to try out her pattern I was more than happy to oblige.
These are made with Dk wool and a 4.5 mm hook and have turned out the same size as stated in the pattern. The last round is dc (sc) on the one above.
I made this one using Aran weight yarn and a 5 mm hook. I started with 13 trebles and worked less rounds to get the same size as the pattern. I would have made a bigger hat but I only had a small amount of yarn, the last round is dc (sc)
My verdict on the pattern.. it's very easy and straight forward and these hats can be made very quickly, in fact they are quite addictive! I had to stop myself from making more because I do need to do some work on the projects I flung to one side in my eagerness to try this pattern. It will be revisited very soon because I want to make some with little girl colours.
To change the hat size just increase or decrease the beginning trebles, you must have an uneven number for the pattern to work
Thank you Julia for the pattern you can find it here
The Dk hats took 27 grams
The Aran hat took 33 grams
I will be showing you my new book next and something cute from the Baby stash.
Have a great weekend!
When I see a new pattern for baby hats I tend to jump in there with both feet because I know that this is a job for....'the small stash of little bits' and so when Julia asked us to try out her pattern I was more than happy to oblige.
I made this one using Aran weight yarn and a 5 mm hook. I started with 13 trebles and worked less rounds to get the same size as the pattern. I would have made a bigger hat but I only had a small amount of yarn, the last round is dc (sc)
My verdict on the pattern.. it's very easy and straight forward and these hats can be made very quickly, in fact they are quite addictive! I had to stop myself from making more because I do need to do some work on the projects I flung to one side in my eagerness to try this pattern. It will be revisited very soon because I want to make some with little girl colours.
To change the hat size just increase or decrease the beginning trebles, you must have an uneven number for the pattern to work
Thank you Julia for the pattern you can find it here
The Dk hats took 27 grams
The Aran hat took 33 grams
I will be showing you my new book next and something cute from the Baby stash.
Have a great weekend!
Really nice hats :-)
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely and warm. I will save the pattern for when I have more time. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI really like the texture that pattern creates. Really lovely. Thanks for popping over to Chalkys ... Glad I am not the only one witha thing about cheese and pickle sandwiches xx
ReplyDeleteNice hats, Linda! the pattern looks different in single and double colors. I liked both of them:)
ReplyDeleteVery cute hats, love the stitch pattern.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
Cute hats! The little pompoms are adorable xx
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you were working on a book!!!!! I missed that but I am so excited for you...can't wait to see it! As always, love those hats!
ReplyDeletexx, Shari
No Shari, it's just a book I was given as a gift. :)
DeleteThey're nice little hats - very cute. :)
ReplyDeleteThose hats are very sweet, Linda :)
ReplyDeleteThese hats are so lovely, Linda! Cpngrats to Julia for such a great little pattern...
ReplyDeleteThese hats are all so cute Linda! They would look just as nice as little tea cozies too ;) Wendy
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice pattern, I like it and might try making it.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Linda I'm going to pop over and have a peek at Julia's blog and pattern. The hats look great and if they are also quick to make then better still... perfect for pressies!!
ReplyDeletekeep well
Amanda :-)
Linda, these are great - the texture looks all squishy and soft
ReplyDeleteCant wait to hear about the book and baby stash items and who mentioned cheese and pickle sandwiches ????? dare I say piccalilli ?????? mmmmm xxx
Oh the blue! Equally as good as red! These are so well made Linda.
ReplyDeleteHello Linda, your baby hats are very pretty and I really like the colors allot.. Hugs Judy
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