Pippa's Hat
Yarn:
Chesapeake, Verde Collection by Classic Elite Yarns (50% Organic Cotton/ 50% Merino Wool); 50 grams/ 103 yds per skein. You can knit at least 3 hats with a skein of each.
#1: 5957 (True Blue), #2: 5981 (Tendril Green), #3: 5985 (Mandarin Orange), #4: 5904 (Scuba Blue), #5: 5925 (Tokyo Rose)
Needles: US 7s, 16” circular; US 7s dpn. Use needle size that gives you proper gauge.
Gauge: 24 stitches per 4 inches in stockinette stitch.
Size: 6-12 months
Notions: Stitch marker, darning needle.
Notes: s2togk1PSSO: Slip two stitches knitwise, knit the next stitch, pass the two slipped stitches over this knitted stitch.
If you would like to try this in a larger size, simply add another pattern repeat!
Pattern:
Cable CO 80 stitches in color #1. Place stitch marker and join for working in the round being careful not to twist your stitches.
Work in 2x2 rib for one inch.
*k2 in color #2, k2 in color #3; repeat from * until end of round.
Repeat for 5 rounds total.
Knit 1 round in color #4.
Purl 3 rounds in color #4.
*k4 in color #1, k4 in color #5; repeat from * until the end of the round.
Repeat last round.
*k4 in color #5, k4 in color #1; repeat from * until the end of the round.
Repeat last round.
*k4 in color #1, k4 in color #5; repeat from * until the end of the round.
Repeat last round.
Knit 1 round in color #2.
Purl 3 rounds in color #2.
*k2 in color #3, k2 in color #4; repeat from * until the end of the round.
k1 in color #4; *k2 in color #3, k2 in color #4; repeat from * until the last stitch of the round; k1 in color #4.
*k2 in color #4, k2 in color #3; repeat from * until the end of the round.
k1 in color #3; *k2 in color #4, k2 in color #3; repeat from * until the last stitch of the round; k1 in color #3.
*k2 in color #3, k2 in color #4; repeat from * until the end of the round.
Knit 1 round in color #5.
Purl 3 rounds in color #5.
Knit 1 round in color #2.
Crown Decrease:
*k1 in color #3, k2 in color #2, k2 in #3, k2 in #2, k1 in #3, k2 in #2, k2 in #3, k2 in #2, k1 in #3, k1 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*k2 in #2, k2 in #3, k2 in #2, k3 in #3, k2 in #2, k2 in #3, k3 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*k1 in #2, k2 in #3, k2 in #2, k1 in #3, using color #3: s2togk1PSSO (see note), k1 in #3, k2 in #2, k2 in #3, k2 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*k2 in #3, k2 in #2, k5 in #3, k2 in #2, k1 in #3, k1 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*k1 in #3, k2 in #2, k2 in #3, s2togk1PSSO in #3, k2 in #3, k2 in #2, k1 in #3, k1 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*k1 in #3, k1 in #2, k7 in #3, k1 in #2, k1 in #3, k1 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*k1 in #2, k3 in #3, s2togk1PSSO in #3, k3 in #3, k2 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*k9 in #3, k1 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*k3 in #3, s2togk1PSSO in #3, k3 in #3, k1 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*K7 in #3, k1 in #2. You will no long need color #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
Continue only in color #3: *k2, s2togk1PSSO, k3. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*k1, s2togk1PSSO, k2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
*s2togk1PSSO, k1. Repeat from * until the end of round.
Finishing
ssk all around. 5 stitches remain.
Slide the remaining stitches onto one dpn and make an i-cord for desired length.
Weave in the outrageous number of ends!
8 comments:
This hat is to cute! Very cheery!
Gaaa - that is SOOO stinkin' CUTE!
I'm going to have to try that one. Thanks for the pattern...
I think I read the first part of this post. I had a great time reading and I learn new things. I am waiting for this second part. I knew it; I know that it is going to be better that the first part.
Need a correction. Round four to five on crown moves from 14 stitches down to 13 w/o another decrease and does not work out. Please help.
Thanks AnnaB! Round 4 of the Crown Decrease should read:
k2 in #3, k2 in #2, k5 in #3, k2 in #2, k2 in #3, k1 in #2. Repeat from * until the end of round.
I thoroughly enjoyed knitting the pattern rounds. Then the entire crown came out so strangely that I had to come back to see why. Thank goodness I found "take 2"! I will take out the crown and redo according to these instructions. The instructions on the other site (I copied and pasted them) did not have the repeats in and I am a newb knitter, so you can imagine what the crown looks like. LOL A holy mess, in more ways than one.
I'm planning to make this for a 7 yr. old. For what head circumference are these instructions? Thanks - It's a beautiful pattern!
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