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NewborN ribboN hat
Needles- US size 6 14” straight needles
Worsted weight yarn (I used lily sugar n cream yarn cone in ecru)
Cast on 58 stitches
row 1- knit
row 2- knit
row 3-(k2tog, yo) until 2 stitches remain, k2
row 4- purl
row 5-knit
row 6- purl
row 7- k2tog repeat until end of row
row 8- kfb until last stitch, k1
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row 9-knit
row 10-purl
row 11- knit
row 12-knit
row 13-knit
row 14-purl
repeat rows 13 and 14 seven times
row 29-(K7,k2tog) to end of row
row 30-purl
row 31-(k6, k2tog) to end of row
row 32-purl
row 33-(k5, k2tog) to end of row
row 34-purl
row 35-(k4, k2tog) to end of row
row 36-(p3, p2tog) to end of row
row 37-(k2, k2tog) to end of row
row 38-(p1, p2tog) to end of row
row 39-(k2tog) to end of row
At this point cut your yarn, leaving about a 2 ½ to 3 foot tail. Thread the tail through a yarn needle and
thread through remaining stitches. Take off knitting needle and pull thread to cinch remaining stitches.
Then, fold your hat in half inside-out and sew up the edge with your choice of stitch. Tie off and weave
in ends.
Cut length of ribbon about 3 feet long and thread through the eyelets at the bottom of the hat. Tie a
bow in your preferred size and trim any excess. Remember to cut the ribbon at a diagonal to help
prevent unraveling. Place on the head of a newborn baby and take in the cuteness.
That bonnet is knitted like an expert!!!I have knitted so much stuff that I did reach a point when I could knit a childs vest an evening..I hope you continue to do this. Shirley
ReplyDeleteHey Ashley, I love this little hat, and you've presented a very understandable pattern! I'm going to try it for my niece's little 6 week old baby.
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower, and have linked this pattern post here:
http://tomorrowsmemorieskjlb.blogspot.com/2010/12/darling-newborn-knitted-hat-with-ribbon.html
Enjoy your blog. Keep up the good work!
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Joy
Hey there! I posted some pictures of the hats I made for my great-nephew here using your pattern:
ReplyDeletehttp://tomorrowsmemorieskjlb.blogspot.com/2011/01/baby-hat-for-gage.html
Thanks for the pattern!
XoXoXo
Wow, they turned out wonderful! You should post them on Ravelry too, it's a great site.
DeleteWhat is the gauge for this newborn hat? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAmy, I am sorry for the late reply. I knitted a new hat so I could get a gauge swatch. Using worsted weight yarn (Lion Wool-ease), the gauge is 5 st and 7 rows for 1 inch.
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