Think I might try to get a little more organized in my life as spring approaches. I feel like I've been spending a lot of time on the computer lately not really accomplishing anything, so I'm going to try having a daily theme and help myself keep up with family, friends, business, etc. I'm not sure what the themes are going to be yet and as a self proclaimed schedule~fobe (if there is such a thing?!) I'm prone to changing my mind on a whim. I've been wanting to have a knitting pattern of the week for a while now, so here it goes....
Adult Acorn Hat Knitting Pattern
(I personally love the slightly pointed top and HUGE tassel on this one!!)
Materials:
Worsted Weight Wool (approx 100 yds)
Size 6 ~ 16" circular knitting needle
Size 6 ~ double pointed needles
Gauge: 5sts and 7 rows = 1 inch
Cast on 102 sts on circular needle (make sure to leave at least a 12" tail to sew up border seam)
Row 1: Slip first stitch. Knit to end and turn.
Repeat row 1, 7 more times.
Join and start knitting round and round until it measures 6" from co edge.
Start decreasing the top:
Knit 15 sts, k2tog. Repeat this 5 more times.
Knit 1 round plain.
Knit 14 sts, k2tog. Repeat this 5 more times.
Knit 1 round plain.
Knit 13 sts, k2tog. Repeat this 5 more times.
Knit 1 round plain.
Continue like this until you have about 50 sts left and change to dp needles.
Continue in decrease pattern until you have 6 sts left.
Break off about a 12" tail and sew the tail through the six sts and pull tight. Darn in end.
Sew up garter stitch border and darn in end.
To make the large tassel, I wrap the yarn short ways around a dvd case approx 100 times. Slide the yarn off and tie a knot around the middle. Cut through the ends and attach at the top of your hat!
Enjoy~
I'd love to see your pics when you're done!!
I consider this blog very interesting, most of all because i would like to lean kniting, i think is a good activity that i can practice in my free time. In fact now i will have a lot of free time for me, because i will get a house throw costa rica homes for sale and i really liked the style that i chose.
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Can you tell me what this means: Row 1: Slip first stitch. Knit to end and turn. (I'm a new knitter, and I don't know what "and turn" means.) Thank you. Love your patterns!
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ReplyDeleteHow do I 'JOIN' the same color of yarn from row 7 to row 8 and start knitting round and round until it measures 6 " from (co) edge? Thank you. It mentions on you tube.com to do this...in the 2nd row using the TAIL. If I used the TAIL to JOIN row 7 to row 8, I would have a LARGE YARN OVER. HELP.
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