This knitting pattern uses "Chunky" Chenille wool to create a thick chenille hat pattern for a child. Here is the matching scarf pattern.
Cast on 28ts
Garter st 14 Rows.
Row 15 - K8, K2 tog, K8, K2 tog, K8 (25sts)
Row 16 - K7, K2 tog, K7, K2 tog, K7 (22sts)
Row 17 - K6, K2 tog, K6, K2 tog, K6 (19sts)
Row 18 - K5, K2 tog, K5, K2 tog, K5 (16sts)
Row 19 - K4, K2 tog, K4, K2 tog, K4 (13sts)
Row 20 - K3, K2 tog, K3, K2 tog, K3 (10sts)
Row 21 - K2, K2 tog, K2, K2 tog, K2 (7sts)
Row 22 - K1, K2 tog, K1, K2 tog, K1 (5sts)
Thread yarn through remaining stitches and Fasten off.
Stitch up the sides and secure.
By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.
this was fast (an hour for me, but I'm fairly new to knitting) -and it's adorable. Just a simple little beanie hat; I haven't tried it on my kids yet, but I think it will fit the 6 month old - but it has enough stretch that my toddler could probably get it on too.
this was fast (an hour for me, but I'm fairly new to knitting) -and it's adorable. Just a simple little beanie hat; I haven't tried it on my kids yet, but I think it will fit the 6 month old - but it has enough stretch that my toddler could probably get it on too.