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

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Textured Toddler's Hat

I like the texture this stitch gives.  It's a crochet that's most like moss or seed stitch.  It's not lacy, so it's versatile and can be tailored for boys or girls.




The pattern is very simple.  With moss stitch you purl where you knit in the row below, with this crochet stitch you sc where you dc in the row below.

For this one I used a worsted weight yarn and size H hook.

Start with a magic or sliding ring.  Here's a tutorial from Craftsy on that.  http://www.craftsy.com/blog/2013/09/demystifying-the-magic-ring/

Round 1
chain 3 (first DC)
9 DC in ring for a total of 10
slip stitch to join at first chain 3

Round 2
Chain 3 (first DC) sc in same space.  
Repeat with a DC & SC in every DC around - total of 20 stitches
slip stitch to join at first chain 3

Round 3
Chain1 SC in first stitch (the chain 3 from the row before) DC & SC in next stitch
DC in next stitch, SC & DC in next
*SC next  DC & SC in next stitch
DC next SC & DC in next
repeat from * around ending on a DC
slip stitch to join at first sc

Round 4
Chain 3 (first DC) SC next, DC&SC in next
*DC next stitch,  SC next, DC & SC in next
repeat from *around ending with SC
slip stitch to join at beginning chain 3

Round 5
chain 1 SC in first stitch  DC next stitch SC next stitch DC&SC in next
DC next stitch, SC next, DC next Stitch, SC &DC in next
*SC in next stitch, DC next, SC next, DC&SC in next stitch
DC next stitch, SC next stitch, DC next stitch, SC&DC in next
Repeat from * around ending with DC
slip stitch to join at first SC

This is where I ended the crown - the hat fits a 1-2 year old.  Keep working in the same pattern to make it larger, or use a larger hook or yarn

Round 6
Chain 3 (first DC) SC
*DC next, SC following stitch 
repeat from * ending on SC
join with slip stitch to beginning chain 3

Round 7
Chain 1 SC first stitch, DC next
*SC following stitch, DC next
Repeat from * around ending with DC
join with slip stitch to first SC

Rounds 8-13 repeat Rows 6&7

Change colors for stripe
Continue in pattern repeating rows 6&7 for 3 more rows

change back to main color

Chain 1 sc in first stitch and around
join with slip stitch to first stitch
fasten off
weave in ends

Leave it plain or fancy it up with flowers or appliques.







Sunday, December 8, 2013

Diamont Knit Hat - free pattern

Diamont Knit Hat

This is a simple hat that knits up quickly.  Diamont means diamond and the hat is named for the diamond that makes the crown.  Of course I guess you could turn it a different direction and have a square.

materials:
Medium/lightish weight yarn.    200m (or so)  The one I used was Snowflake wool blend from Hobby Lobby.  It didn’t give a weight, but called for a 3.75 needle.  That’s a size 5 in the US and a 9 in the UK.  

Size 7 double pointed needles or circular - depending on your taste.  I know the yarn called for 5, but I didn’t have a set in that size.  I like the feel of bamboo/wooden tools and it seems my dog likes the taste of them.   Not having 5s and only 3 size 6 needles, I just moved on with the 7s.  Worked out pretty well.  It’s a pretty forgiving pattern.

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Cast on 104.  This makes a large hat because I have a big head.  Not everyone has been gifted with a pumpkin sized noggin, so if you need to make it smaller, just decrease by 8s.  

K1 P1 ribbing for 1.5 inches

knit 3 rounds
purl 5 rounds
knit 3 rounds
purl 5 rounds
knit until piece measures 3.5 inches, being careful not to stretch the puckering out.  The purl rounds will pull the fabric up a bit, but measure in the pulled up position.

Decrease rounds

r1 - *k2 together, k24, repeat from * around
r2 - k
r3 - *k23, k2 together, repeat from * around
r4 - k
r5 - *k2 together, k22, repeat from * around
r6 - k
r7 - *k21, k2 together, repeat from * around
r8 - k
r9 - *k2 together, k20, repeat from * around
r10 - k
r11 - *k19, k 2 together, repeat from * around
r12 - k
r 13 - *k2 together, k18, repeat from * around
r14- k
r15 - *k17, k2 together, repeat from * around
r16 - k
r 17 -*k2 together, k16, repeat from * around
r 18 - k
r19 - *k15, k2 together, repeat from * around
r20 - purl
r21 - *p2 together, p14, repeat from * around
r22 - * p13, p 2 together, repeat from * around
r23 - * p 2 together, p 12, repeat from * around
r 24- * p11, p2 together, repeat from * around
r25 - * p2 together, p10, repeat from * around
r26 - * p9, p 2 together, repeat from * around
r27 - * p 2 together, p8, repeat from * around
r 28- * p7, p2 together, repeat from * around
r29 - * p2 together, p6, repeat from * around
r30 - * p5, p2 together, repeat from * around
r31 - * p2 together, p4, repeat from * around
r32 - * k3, k2 together, repeat from * around
r33 - * k2 together, k2, repeat from * around

r34 - 40 - k

r41 - * k2 together, repeat from * around

bind off and sew end of little stem shut.  secure loose ends.

Saturday, November 23, 2013

100 Hats

At the top of this page is a tab that says "100 Hat Project".

100 Hats?

In less than a month I will have a birthday.  I do my new year's resolutions on MY new year.  So I start them on my birthday.

Among my resolutions this year is to make 100 hats for charity.  I decided to upload them as I go.  I hope that some of the other crafters who check this blog will join in.  Hats are easy, fun to make and practical to donate.

If you do, I would love to see your creations.  You don't have to do 100.  You can do 1 or 1000 (if you're really ambitious and have invented the 30 hour day)


Thursday, May 16, 2013

Tuesday night jam

We've started jamming at Scooter's on the Plaza.  Tuesday nights at 6pm
Perry Hat

made with 4 5-inch round balloons

caterpillar

I like this rose.  It's made with 3 hearts.  Not different enough for me to use it in line work, but great for decor projects.

Woven rose

Monday, May 6, 2013

Tara's Hat


Tara’s Hat


Materials


2 colors size 5 (3 works too) cotton crochet thread.

size G hook



Start with a sliding loop

Rnd 1 - Ch 1. * sc in ring, Ch 10: repeat from * five more times, join with slip st. to first sc. (6 loops made
Rnd 2 - Join second yarn in any ch-10 space, ch1, (sc, ch 3, sc)  in same space, ch 5, *(sc, ch 3, sc) in next ch- 10 space, ch 5; repeat from * around, join with slip st.to first sc

Rnd 3  Ch 1, * 5 sc in next ch-3 space, ch 5, skip next ch-5 space; repeat from * around, join with slip st to first sc. Fasten off.

Rnd 4 join first color in center of sc of any 5-sc group, ch 1, (sc, Picot-3, sc) in same sc, * ch 5 sc under both ch-5 chains from previous two rounds, ch 5 **, (sc, Picot-3, sc) in center sc of next 5- sc group; repeat from * around ending last repeat at **, join to first sc

Finished with center motif.  


Rnd 5  ss to center stitch of ch 3 picot.  ch 1, sc, * ch 5, Dc in next sc, ch 5, sc in next ch 3 picot.  Repeat from * around ending with ch 5 and join to first sc.

Rnd 6  Ch 1, sc in first sc.  * ch 6, sc in next ch 5 sp (mark 1st ch 6 space so you won’t get lost), ch 6 sc in next ch 5 sp, ch 6, sc in next sc.  Repeat from *   End the round with ch 3 and then dc into the first (marked ) ch 6 space.

Rnd 7 - 9  * ch 7, sc in next ch 6 sp (mark 1st ch 7 space so you won’t get lost), ch 7 sc in next ch 6 sp, ch 7, sc in next sc.  Repeat from *   End the round with ch 3 and then dc into the first (marked ) ch 6 space.

Rnd 10 Ch 1, sc in dc.  * ch 4 sc in next 5 ch space, repeat from * across.  ending with ss in first sc.

Rnd 11  Ch 2 (counts as first hdc) hdc  in first sc, *4 hdc in next ch 4 space, repeat from * around.  Join with ss to starting ch 2.

Rnd 12  Ch 2 (counts as first hdc) hdc around, join with ss to starting ch 2.

Rnd 13  join second color ch 1, sc in first hdc, *ch 5, skip 4 stitches, sc.  Repeat from * around join with ss to first sc.

Rnd 14  ss to center of 1st ch 5 space.  Ch 1 sc in center sc in center of ch 5 space.  * ch 5, sc in next chain 5 space.  Repeat from * around. join with ss to first sc.

Rnd 15  join color 1 in 3rd of any ch 5 space.  Ch 1, sc in same stitch.  ch 4, * sc in 3rd of next ch 5 space, ch 4.  Join with ss to first sc.

Rnd 16  Ch 2 (counts as first hdc) hdc  in first sc, *4 hdc in next ch 4 space, repeat from * around.  Join with ss to starting ch 2.

Rnd 17  Ch 2 (counts as first hdc) hdc around, join with ss to starting ch 2.

Rnd 18  join second color.  Ch 1 Sc in same, sc across. join with ss to first sc.



Fasten off and weave end in.

Monday, November 19, 2012

Santa Hat Ornament

Santa Hat Ornament


Small amount of red yarn - Medium weight is good.
Small amount of white yarn - fuzzy is good.

pom pom for top

size H hook

yarn needle

Slick paint for initial.

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ss - slip stitch
ch - chain
sc - single crochet
hdc - half double crochet

With Red

Make sliding loop
sc 6 in loop
join with ss to first sc

pull loop tight.

R1 & R2

Ch1 sc same stitch.  
sc around
Join with ss to first sc

R3

Ch1 2 sc same stitch
2 sc in each stitch around
join with ss to first sc

R4 & R5

Ch1 sc same stitch
sc around
Join with ss to first sc


R6

Ch 1
*2 sc same stitch
sc
Repeat from * around
join with ss to first sc

R7 & R8

Ch1 sc same stitch
sc around
Join with ss to first sc


R9

*2 sc same stitch
sc
sc
Repeat from * around
join with ss to first sc

R10  & R11

Ch1 sc same stitch
sc around
Join with ss to first sc


R12

*2 sc same stitch
sc
sc
Repeat from * around
join with ss to first sc

R13 & R14

Ch1 sc same stitch
sc around
Join with ss to first sc



R15

*2 sc same stitch
sc
sc
Repeat from * around
join with ss to first sc




R 16 - R 18

Ch1 sc same stitch
sc around
Join with ss to first sc

Break off red and join white

R19

Ch1 sc same stitch
sc around
Join with ss to first sc

R20

Ch2
hdc around,
join with ss to first hdc.

Finish off


Weave in ends.  Sew pom pom on top and use a length of white to make a hanger.  

Personalize with paint.