This is my first attempt at a Newsboy like hat with brim :). Check it out.
Thoughts:I think the brim is a little wide and the back should be a little longer but its a good first attmpt.
I'm not going to post the pattern as I have not perfected it... but I will post the link for a ravelry pattern which I used to start my hat. The pattern requires worsted weight yarn and is for an adult. My hat is for a 10 year old girl and I used chunky wool to match a scarf :).
Happy Knitting.
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Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Sunday, 20 January 2013
The Skinny Cowl
The Skinny Cowl
This YARN is outstanding. It was given to me as a gift from Susan when she visited a yarn store in Canmore, Alberta. They have just started selling Madeline Tosh yarns in Toronto, but not this colour: Madeline Tosh Vintage Ginger (http://madelinetosh.com/store/index.php/yarns/tosh-vintage.html?limit=all)
200g of Madeline Tosh Vintage Ginger (Worsted Weight)
The Pattern:
5mm Round needles CO 96
Join
Garter stitch for 5 rounds
Round 6: Knit all stitches
Round 7: Knit all stitches
Round 8: Knit all stitches
Round 9: Purl two together all around (Ptog)
Round 10: Knit through the front and back of each stitch (Kfb)
Repeat rounds 6-10 14 times (or longer if you want a longer cowl)
Next 3 rounds knit
Garter stitch for 5 rounds
Cast off somewhat loosely.
TADA
Saturday, 12 January 2013
Pillow Time!
Since buying a new couch for our living room, I have decided to knit pillows for it. Here is pillow number 1:
Knit in a basket weave with worsted weight yarn on a 16X16 pillow filling (you can get one at walmart for 6$).
Using 5mm needles
Gauge 6 stitches per inch
CO 70 stitches
PATTERN:
Row 1: Knit
Row 2: Purl
Row 3: K2 edge,* K2, P4* continue until end of row K2 edge
Row 4: Knit or purl each stitch as it is
Row 5: K2 edge,* K2, P4* continue until end of row K2 edge
Row 6: Row 4: Knit or purl each stitch as it is
Row 7: Knit
Row 8: Purl
Row 9: K2 edge, P3* K2, P4* continue until 5 stitches remain K5
Row 10: Row 4: Knit or purl each stitch as it is
Row 11: K2 edge, P3* K2, P4* continue until 5 stitches remain K5
Row 12:Row 4: Knit or purl each stitch as it is
Continue this patter until the piece measures about 30-31 inches
Mattress stitch the sides of the pillow
Put pillow filling inside and then stitch up the top with your best mattress stitch!
VOILA!
My next pillow will be a dark Red!
Happy Knitting
Knit in a basket weave with worsted weight yarn on a 16X16 pillow filling (you can get one at walmart for 6$).
Using 5mm needles
Gauge 6 stitches per inch
CO 70 stitches
PATTERN:
Row 1: Knit
Row 2: Purl
Row 3: K2 edge,* K2, P4* continue until end of row K2 edge
Row 4: Knit or purl each stitch as it is
Row 5: K2 edge,* K2, P4* continue until end of row K2 edge
Row 6: Row 4: Knit or purl each stitch as it is
Row 7: Knit
Row 8: Purl
Row 9: K2 edge, P3* K2, P4* continue until 5 stitches remain K5
Row 10: Row 4: Knit or purl each stitch as it is
Row 11: K2 edge, P3* K2, P4* continue until 5 stitches remain K5
Row 12:Row 4: Knit or purl each stitch as it is
Continue this patter until the piece measures about 30-31 inches
Mattress stitch the sides of the pillow
Put pillow filling inside and then stitch up the top with your best mattress stitch!
VOILA!
My next pillow will be a dark Red!
Happy Knitting
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