Craft this Knit Hat Pattern as gift or to keep warm in the winter.
Materials
- 4-ply worsted-weight acrylic yarn
- 16-in. size 7 (4.5 mm) circular knitting needle
- Set of 4 double-pointed size 7 (4.5 mm) knitting needles
- Yarn or tapestry needle
- Row marker
- Measuring tape
- Scissors
Instructions
HELPFUL ABBREVIATION GUIDE
K = Knit
P = Purl
Sts = Stitch(es)
Tog = Together
[ ] = Instructions between brackets are repeated as directed.
KNITTING:
Leaving a tail of yarn, cast on 96 sts on circular needle; making sure work is not twisted, join to work in rounds. Place marker at beginning of round.
RIBBING:
- Rounds 1-24: [K 1, p 1] around: 96 sts.
BODY:
- Rounds 1-28: K around: 96 sts.
CROWN:
- Round 1: [K 6, k2tog] around: 84 sts.
- Round 2: K around: 84 sts.
- Round 3: [K 5, k2tog] around: 72 sts.
- Round 4: K around: 72 sts.
- Round 5: [K 4, k2tog] around: 60 sts.
- Round 6: K around: 60 sts.
- Round 7: [K 3, k2tog] around: 48 sts.
- Round 8: K around: 48 sts.
- Round 9: Change to double-pointed needles, [k 2, k2tog] around: 36 sts.
- Round 10: K around: 36 sts.
- Round 11: [K 1, k2tog] around: 24 sts.
- Round 12: K around: 24 sts.
- Row 13: K2tog around. Fasten off, leaving a 15-in. tail of yarn. Thread yarn or tapestry needle with tail yarn and insert needle through all sts, removing them from the knitting needles. Pull tight and thread needle through sts again. Fasten off on the inside.
Knit Hat Pattern originally sent in by Nell Gron of Marengo, IL
These are some really nice patterns. I would really like to try some.
Are they printable?
Thank you,
Joanna
Lovely..
do you know the finished size ? would it fit any adult ?
or is it a child size.
thanks
Hello, Lisa, These hats were made for adults and should fit most anyone. Thanks for asking.
really, I had to print 9 color plages of junk to get the instructions? never again your stuff
Sandra, there’s an easy way to avoid that. Simply copy and paste the pattern onto a Word Document and save it to your computer. I have a separate folder of patterns from the internet. That way, if I see something I like, I just put it in the folder and print it when I’m ready to do the project.
I really really enjoy your magazine. I would like to see more knitting and crocheting patterns. Do you have any for lap robes?? and afghans??
I did look at what is on the web pages, but would like a larger selection.
Thank you.
Hello, Bonnie, Thanks so much for your input. We regularly update our website with new craft projects. We hope to include more knit and crochet patterns in the near future. It’s great knowing which types of craft techniques are followers enjoy. Keep watching our website, and happy crafting!
If we want to knit these hats and donate them to Anola Pickett’s church, where do we send them?
Please send them to: Saint Therese Little Flower Parish, 5814 Euclid Avenue, Kansas City, Missouri 64130 Attention: B.J. Atkinson.