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  • Beret crochet for baby

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  • White Watch Cap tutorial

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    Westport, CTHere is Michael modeling the snug little White Watch Cap knit with 1 ball Gedifra "Marokko." There is barely any yarn left, so you might want to buy 2 skeins of yarn to be safe.Directions:Using size 6 dpns, cast on 92 stitches. (Or if you prefer, use 2 sets of size 6 circular needles to knit in the round).Knit in a K2P2 ribbing pattern in the round for 5 1/2 inches. This cap will NOT have a folded cuff.

  • FREE Newborn Baby Hat Pattern – Rolled Brim

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    I used Bernat's CottonTots yarn from my stash.  This one happens to be 91713 Koolade.  With US size 7 Turbo Addi's I cast on 56 sts and knit using the Magic Loop method until I had 6 inches.  Then I started the decreases for the crown.  This one is so easy, it practically knits itself.Here's the full pattern - Download basic_newborn_baby_hat_rolled_brim.pdfI hope you'll enjoy knitting up some quick and easy newborn and preemie hats for that favorite baby or favorite charity

  • Bunny Ears to make

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     Cute hat tutorial

  • How to sewing a hat in 45 minutes

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    1. Measure your head where you want the hat to rest. My measurement was 22″2. Cut your banding fabric 4″ by whatever you head measurement +1″  (4″x23″)3. Sew the ends of your band together with 1/2″ seam4. Figure out your circle radius:-For a less floppy hat:      Band measurement divided by 3.14  and 1″ to that number-For more floppy:              Band measurement divided by 6.14 then multiply by 2,3,or 4 and so on    and 1″ to that number5. Cut circle of above

  • Sewing cute hat for girls

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    While we were at a restaurant, an absolutely gorgeous teenage girl walked in with her friends. She was wearing a pretty hat that caught my eye. When she turned around and I saw the back, I was completely smitten with the hat. It was a combination of beautiful and girly and a tad bit quirky. On the way out, I stopped at the table (bold, I know!) and told her how pretty it was and then asked if I could check it out. It was

  • Multi color caps knitting

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    1. cap knitting pattern 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 

  • baby projects: Pumpkin’s Hat

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    baby projects: Pumpkin’s HatAuthorNeen GillIntroductionFall style hat made for newborn babiesMaterials List4.00 mm crochet hook1 skein orange red heart yarn1 skein Garden Eurospun yarnFinished SizeNewborn Gaugewill edit thisNotesCh - ChainSC - Single Crochet SS - Slip StitchIncrease - two stiches in same spaceThe PatternChain 4, Join12 SC in loop 2SC in each stitch around1 SC in first stitch increase every second stitch1SC in each stitch around1SC in next 2 stitches with an increase on the third1SC in next 3 stitches

  • baby projects: Perfect Winter Hat

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    baby projects: Perfect Winter HatAuthorSarah LytleIntroductionI used the Spike Single Crochet stitch from the latest Interweave Crochet to create a hat with a cool spike feature, but still warm and cozy for the coming snow. Materials ListI used just under 1 skein of Manos del Uruguay Wool Classica, which is a 100 gr skein (or 138 yards). I think just about any wool yarn will do though. I used a K hook, but again I think

  • Chain Mesh Beret

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    AuthorLaura BombachIntroductionSo, I love making hats, mostly berets. Here's a pattern that I made up because I had a small skein of yarn that was given to me, and this project uses a relatively small amount of yarn. It's a fun way to increase and decrease, and the pattern is really loose; try it your a different way once you get the hang of the pattern.Materials ListPatons Brand Katrina (92% Rayon, 8% Polyester), 1 skein in color of choice (I used Limon),