Saturday, 29 March 2014

Bright Stripes Newborn Baby Hats



Modern mums like bright bold colours for their newborns, so I made these cute little newborn baby hats with bright bold stripes. They are very easy to knit.
 
Hope you like them.
 








Easy Bright Stripe Newborn Baby Hat

 

Size

Width:    5 ½ “ (14cm)   11” (28cm) all around 

Height:   5 ½ “ (14cm)

 

DK yarn in two colours which look good together

M = Main colour                   C = Contrast colour

4mm needles

 

Pattern:

 

Using M, cast on 64sts

 

Work 10 rows in 2 x 2 rib. Increase one stitch at end of rib      (65sts)

 

Add in C

(do not cut off the first colour, simply carry it loosely up the side and use as required)


11th  Row:  Using C, knit across row

12th  Row:  Using C, purl across row

13th  Row:  Using C, knit across row

14th  Row:  Using C, purl across row

15th  Row:  Using M, knit across row

16th  Row:  Using M, purl across row

Repeat 11th – 16th rows once more

23rd  Row:   Using C, knit across row

24th  Row:   Using C, purl across row

25th  Row:   Using C, knit across row

26th  Row:   Using C, purl across row

Cut off C

27th  Row:  Knit

28th  Row:   Purl


Shape the top ~
1st  Row:  (K6, K2 tog) repeat to last st, k1                         57sts
2nd, 4th,6th,8th,10th  Rows:  Purl
3rd  Row:  (K5, K2 tog) repeat to last st, k1                       49sts
5th  Row:  (K4, K2 tog) repeat to last st, k1                       41sts
7th  Row:  (K3, K2 tog) repeat to last st, k1                       33sts
9th  Row:  (K2, K2 tog) repeat to last st, k1                       25sts
11th  Row (K1, K2 tog) repeat to last st, k1                       17sts
12th  Row ( K2 tog) repeat to last st, k1                              9sts
Cut yarn (leaving a long ‘tail’ to use for sewing up), draw the end through all stitches, pull up tightly.
Sew up the seam.  Darn away ends.


http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/easy-bright-stripes-baby-hats


 

 

14 comments:

  1. Absolutely adorable, perfect for spring babies!

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  2. Cute!!! They are really crisp and bold, I like them! Thanks for the pattern!

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  3. Lovely hats marianna another cute pattern, thank you. :)

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  4. Loev them all! I will soon post of some baby hats with similar colors (but in crochet) ;-)

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  5. They are adorable little hats! Need one for my little one when he/she arrives :)
    Is it acrylic yarn? I like the combination of white and bright stripes!! Thanks for the pattern Marianna!

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  6. Congratulations Marianna your Baby cardigan jacket was one of the most clicked links in the February stash link party. :)

    http://lindacraftycorner.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/april-challenge-your-february.html

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  7. These are truly beautiful

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  8. Super pretty!! ♥ They are really great. Thank you very much for the pattern!!
    Have a nice day - Nata xxx

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  9. Happy Sunday Mariana....;) .... These are so lovely,great combination and pattern.....Thanks for always sharing.

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  10. :). Ilove this pattern! If I wanted to make it for a larger head...I would need to do a multiple of 4 +2 (for the rib section) to the length/number of stitches I wanted right? And then do a wider section of rib/rows. When I get to the top, would I be able to keep the pattern of decreases you provide?

    Also. For making them larger...so the hat fits well, do you do the total length one inch or two shorter than the persons head circumference so it stays on?
    Thanks!

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  11. Did you ever get an answer to your Question? I am also interested in making these hats bigger?

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  12. can you help to give a pattern for them in the next two sizes bigger please

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  13. I just found this blog and have high hopes for it to continue. Keep up the great work, its hard to find good ones. I have added to my favorites. Thank You.
    Hats

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  14. I've just come across these lovely hats and some of your others, but as per some of the comments previously, I'd love to see them in larger sizes please?

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