Here is a little hat I have made for the new baby to wear as a newborn. It is a little cold in Katoomba hospital so a little hat is great!
I like to use 3 ply with babies, maximum 4 ply, as it is nice and delicate for them. Not too big and chunky!
I used dpns but you could use straight needles and then sew it up.
This one I made with some 3 ply baby super soft acrylic yarn with nylon. Since I made the pattern up as I went along I thought I would share it and put it on Raverly as there isn't really a basic 3 ply hat pattern that I could find on there.
Basic Newborn hat in 3ply
Cast on 100 stitches and distribute evenly among 3 double pointed needles. Work 10 rows 2x2 rib.
Work in stocking stitch until work measures approx 3-4 inches/7.5 -10cm.
Round 1: K1, slip 1, K1, psso, knit to last 3 stitches, k2 tog, k1 - On each needle (ie. decrease 2 stitches on each needle. 6 stitches all up) (94 st)
Round 2: Knit
Repeat the last two rounds until 40 stitches remain.
Then repeat row 1 until 22 stitches remain (ie. decrease every round).
Graft together remaining stiches using kitchener stitch
or
Cast off and sew together
Enjoy!!!
Materials:
3 ply yarn
2.25cm (US 1) dpn
Tapestry needle
3 ply yarn
2.25cm (US 1) dpn
Tapestry needle
Cast on 100 stitches and distribute evenly among 3 double pointed needles. Work 10 rows 2x2 rib.
Work in stocking stitch until work measures approx 3-4 inches/7.5 -10cm.
Round 1: K1, slip 1, K1, psso, knit to last 3 stitches, k2 tog, k1 - On each needle (ie. decrease 2 stitches on each needle. 6 stitches all up) (94 st)
Round 2: Knit
Repeat the last two rounds until 40 stitches remain.
Then repeat row 1 until 22 stitches remain (ie. decrease every round).
Graft together remaining stiches using kitchener stitch
or
Cast off and sew together
Enjoy!!!
Thank you SO much!
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Thank you SO much!
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I agree, been searching for 3ply patterns but couldn't find any - THANK YOU!!
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