In 2015 I visited one small town in New York State. Since I am an artist and an avid knitter and a crocheter I obviously had to stop at a local Yarn store. OMG. This lady owner supplies her knitting community with the most gorgeous selection of yarns from many artisan spinners. Most of her yarns are VERY expensive, but these yarns are a pure art form. I wanted to take a thousand dollars and spent it there. Unfortunately, I could not do it. I have a budget and that is just it. So I settled for ONE skein of the most beautiful "pinkiest" and softest yarn I saw in the store. In my mind, I saw a beautiful princess in a beautiful hat! And so did my husband. If I would be younger I would try to have another baby just because of this softest skein of yarn. But... I just bought the yarn. Actually, my husband made me buy it.
And I decided to write a pattern for this hat as I knit. Just a simple, plushy, soft, gorgeous, pointy elf hat. For a little princess.
This yarn is thick and thin. Very textured. And gorgeously pink. I am sure the computer image will not do justice to the color of my fluffy yarn.
I decided to use 9mm knitting needles and knit a simple pointy hat on DPNs. As I am knitting (and writing this post) I already LOVE how the hat is turning out (and I am wishing I would have a 6-12 month-old baby). So, here is the pattern:
September 2022 update: Yippie, I have someone to gift this hat to. I decided to make a short "show and tell" video to share with you - you can CLICK HERE (coming soon).
This yarn is thick and thin. Very textured. And gorgeously pink. I am sure the computer image will not do justice to the color of my fluffy yarn.
I decided to use 9mm knitting needles and knit a simple pointy hat on DPNs. As I am knitting (and writing this post) I already LOVE how the hat is turning out (and I am wishing I would have a 6-12 month-old baby). So, here is the pattern:
September 2022 update: Yippie, I have someone to gift this hat to. I decided to make a short "show and tell" video to share with you - you can CLICK HERE (coming soon).
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MATERIALS:
MATERIALS:
- A Very Bulky Thick and Thin Yarn (any comparable very bulky yarn you can find and love)
- Knitting Needles #13 (9mm)
Step-by-Step:
CO 36 sts and distribute sts evenly among 3 DPNs
Row 1-16 K36
Row 17 *[K4, k2tog]* - 6x
Row 18-21 K30
Row 22 *[K3, k2tog]* - 6x
Row 23-27 K24
Row 28 *[K2, k2tog]* - 6x
Row 29-34 K18
Row 35 *[K1, k2tog]* - 6x
Row 36-42 K12
Row 43 *[k2tog]* - 6x
Row 44-51 K6
Row 52 *[k2tog]* - 3x
Row 53-60 K3
BO by pulling yarn through all 3 stitches. Make ch2. Attach a pom-pom. Sell the hat. Or give it away.
Copyright:
You may not sell my written pattern to anyone, and you may not publish it as your own.
However, you may sell a finished product (any item) made by you. Credit me, please.
Thank you.
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You may not sell my written pattern to anyone, and you may not publish it as your own.
However, you may sell a finished product (any item) made by you. Credit me, please.
Thank you.
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