This Christmas Knitting pattern shows you how to make a knitted plum pudding beanie suitable for an adult sized head.
Cast on 94 sts
Row 1 k into the back of every st to the end
Row 2 rib ( k2 p2 )
Continue in rib for 10 rows
Now change to stocking stitch for 20 rows
Begin shaping your icing
Join on your white
K4 white 16 brown. 2 white. 10 brown. 3 white. 16 brown. 4 white. 16 brown 3 white 10 brown. 2 white 6 brown.
P 4 brown 4 white. 9 brown. 5 white. 14 brown 6 white 14 brown. 7 white. 6 brown 4 white 14 brown 5 white.
K7 white 4 brown. 1 white 6 brown 6 white. 4 brown. 9.white. 5 brown 2 white 5 brown
10 white 10 brown 7 white. 7 brown 9 white.
P11 white. 4 brown. 9 white. 8 brown. 12 white. 3 brown. 4 white. 3 brown. 21 white. 4 brown. 3 white. 2 brown. 8 white.
K 14 white. 2 brown. 23 white. 1 brown. 6 white. 1 brown. 14 white. 6 brown. 25 white.
P 26 white 4 brown. 62 white.
K63 white. 2 brown. 27 white.
P all stitches in white
K1 row white.
P1 row white.
Continuing in white begin to decrease for top of hat.
( k12 k2 tog) to the end.
P1 row
( k11 k2 tog) to the end.
P 1 row
( k 10 k2 tog) to the end.
P1 row
( k 9 k2 tog ) to the end.
P1 row
Continue in this sequence
K2 tog to the end
P 1 row
Repeat the last 2 rows once more .
Break off yarn and thread through remaining stitches and secure.
To make the holly leaves you will need a small amount of green.
Using Size 8US (4 mm) needles
Cast on 15 sts
Beginning with a p row st- st 3 rows.
K1 (wrap yarn around needle ( yrn ) Twice k2 tog then transfer this last st back onto the left- hand needle and k it again repeat the the transfer once more )repeat the bracket section to the end .
( p1 p next loop drop the next loop ) to the last st p1.
K1 row
P
Cast off.
Fold the cast on sts in half and stitch together now do the same with the cast off sts
Stitch the two sides together so that they become the centre vain of the leaf.
To make the berries
Using a small amount of red
Cast on 10 sts
P1 row
K1 row
P1 row
Cast off.
With the wrong side on the outside , roll up to form a ball and secure.
By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.
wow thanx for this free pattern im definetly making these pud hats for xmas regards di
Great project but it needs to be condensed to make it user friendly. Make the lines of pattern become one. Not all spaced out as in pattern on screen. Thanks Nancy
this is just up my mothers street, she is looking for xmas patterns with the xmas pudd on the front of the jumper adult and kids sizes, if you have any hints on where to find this it would be of great help.
i like it but there are so many steps and processes
Awesome hat for Christmas, keep up the great work!
Sheena