Showing posts with label hat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hat. Show all posts

April 14, 2011

Laurel Beret

Another gorgeous pattern by Jared Flood: Laurel


YARN: Cascade 220 (received from jbarlow - Color Swap 9) - Dark plum (8885)
NEEDLES: US 7 / 4.5mm
               US 1.5 / 2.5mm (ribbing)

(Peta Maga modeling)
Started:   April 11, 2011
Finished: April 14, 2011



Notes:
  • Cast on 120 sts with US 1.5/3mm circular needle.
  • 2x2 ribbing for 9 rnds.
  • Changed to US 7/4.5mm circular needles.

BOBBLE:
K4fb, turn, P4, turn, K2, K2tog, pass those two stitches one by one over the K2tog.



ADDING LENGTH:
If you want a longer hat repeat rnds 15 - 25 - 35.
(I did that but then decided to rip off and just followed the pattern.)

- make rnd 15, repeat rnd 15 and change marker placement as instructed.
- make rnd 25, repeat rnd 25 and change marker placement as instructed.
- make rnd 35, repeat rnd 35 and change marker placement as instructed.


February 14, 2011

Tri-Peak Hat

This is a super cool an easy hat!!!

Free Ravelry download: Tri-Peak Hat





  



February 08, 2011

SUNSHINE HAT

Finished my Sunshine Hat!
It's a costumized pattern designed by me!
Pattern available on Ravelry.






YARN: Bella (Pingouin) - colorway Forma (898)
Hook: 2.5 mm


I decided to design a custom sizing pattern since there’s no such thing as one size fits all.
It’s pretty easy. One has to calculate her head’s diameter and make the increases according to her size.


  • Custom sizing
  • Written instructions and chart.



January 07, 2011

Urchin hat

What a nice pattern!
It looks kind of wierd at first, but after a few wedges it starts to take shape. :-)
Firstly, I couldn’t figure out how the wedges are joined together, but the thing is - they aren’t!!!

  • Once you finish the 1st wedge just start the pattern over again for the next one (go back to row 1). Simple as that! The hat is knit sideways in Garter Stitch and composed of 8 wedges. (I hope this helps other knitters)
  • It helps to add stitch markers after each W&T (wrap and turn) as the pattern says “K to last st before wrapped st of previous row”. Since it’s knitted in Garter St it’s a bit hard to tell RS from WS and which was the last stitch wrapped (I lost track many times!)
  • After W&T all the stitches on both sides there’re 3 sts left in the center (between st markers).

Its a FREE pattern: Ravlery.

YARN: Nuage (Pingouin) - color Blue Tint (4581)
NEEDLE: US15 / 10mm











I knitted with a bulky yarn and wanted the stitches to stand out - eventough neddle size US11 / 7-8mm was recommended I went up to US15 / 10mm.




Photos wedge by wedge!














July 05, 2010

St. Vincent Cloche

This is a vintage 1920's hat I'm dieing to make! I love this cloche, so chic.
(Just one problem: ther's no light worsted 100% wool in Brazil, I can only find Paratapate which is a bulky 100% wool - needle size 8 or up.)

 * I hope to get Cascade 220 as a RAK at Ravelry's Random Act of Kindness group...!!!! *




Free pattern. Thanks to Fawn Pea --> Blog