Knitting - Children

Hair Clip - Knitted Flower

How to make Hair Clip - Knitted Flower - DIY Craft Project from Craftbits.com
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  • Needle and Thread or strong glue
    Using 2 strands of 8 ply Wool (double worsted)
    Size 10 US, 4UK (6mm) Needles
    Hair clip
    large button for embellishment

 


This knitted flower hair clip is adorable and perfect for a little girls vintage style outfit.


 To make the flower - cast on 8 stitches


Knit into the back of every stitch 


 Purl 1 row


 Knit twice into every stitch (16 stitches)


 purl 1 row


 Attach another shade at this stage,(knit 1 Inc into next stitch) to the end.


 Purl1 row


  Knit twice into every stitch to the end.


 Purl 1 row


 (Knit 1 yarn round needle knit 2 together ) to the end this forms the picket edge 


 Purl 1 row


 Knit 1 row


 Purl 1 row


 ( knit 1 knit 2 together) to the end.


 Purl 1 row


 ( knit 2 together) to the end


 ( purl 2 together) to the end.


 Thread yarn through stitches and secure.


 Fold your flower where the picket edge is and draw up secure.


 Make 5 French knots in the centre. 


 Now take a long length of thread and secure in the centre of the  


 Wrap over the flower and come back through the centre , do this 6 times, to create petals 


 Fasten off.


Finish your clip by sewing a button on top or gluing it onto the hair clip.


 

  

By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.

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Oops - meant to add that if you use a small pearlized button instead and sew it down tighter, it'll look more like a real flower too if you can't find fancier buttons.

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I'm sorry but I had to make one correction: It took me a while to figure out you meant 'picot' edge, not picket (which will cause confusion). Otherwise, very cute pattern. :)

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