#POMPOM BEANIE HOW TO#

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#POMPOM BEANIE HOW TO#

I have a separate post showing how to make a pom pom.įollow this link to the printable PDF of the pattern.Īnd here are the photos of the ready-to-wear beanie. Last thing you need to do is to make and attach to the hat the dark red pom pom. Due to the speedy increase of stitches it will be wavy, which I actually like. Here’s how the top of the hat will look like. Weave in the end on the inside of the hat. Then, thread it through the remaining stitches and pull tight. Row 7: K1, *K2tog., repeat from * to end of row. At the end of the row you will have 9 stitches on your needles.Ĭut yarn and leave the long tail. Rows 5-6:*K2tog., repeat from * to end of row. At the end of each row you will have 34 and 17 stitches respectively. You have now 51 stitches on your needles. Row 4: *K1, K2tog., repeat from * to end of row. Now you have 68 stitches on your needles. Row 3: *K2, K2tog., repeat from * to end of row. You will end up with 85 stitches on your needles Row 2: *K3, K2tog., repeat from * to end of row. Switch to double pointed needles if necessary You will end up with 85 stitches on your needles. Row 1: *K4, K2tog., repeat from * to end of row. When you have worked all 24 rows of the pattern, it’s time to start shaping the crown, using color C only: Sometimes the yarn of the color you don’t use at the moment has to go more than two or three stitches behind the knitting. It is important to secure the thread floats by twisting the yarn you are not working with around the yarn you work with. Work the chart from right to left and from bottom to top. You can cut the yarn tails only when you know that you will no longer use them. Do not cut the yarn tails as you knit, but keep them traveling at the reverse side of the knitting. Then knit 4cm/ 1,5in in stockinette stitch. Take two strands of MC and cast on 102 stitches. Join for knitting in the round and place a stitch marker at the beginning of the row. The pattern is multiple to 6, so if you want to increase the size of the hat, please keep this in mind.ĬO – cast on K – Knit P – Purl K2tog – knit two stitches together MC – main color CA – color A CB – color B – 1 skein of Gazzal Baby Wool, color #816 Cherry – 1 skein of Gazzal Baby Wool, color #829 Ebony – 2 skeins of Gazzal Baby Wool ( 1 Skein = 50 gramms ), color#817 Light grey – set of four size 8 (5.0mm) double pointed knitting needles – size 8 (5.0mm) Circular Knitting Needles Also, before starting knitting a hat I’ve knit a small swatch, to make sure my calculations are correct.Īfterwards, I started knitting the beanie and enjoyed the process immensely. So, while drafting a pattern I’ve used some squared paper and coloring pencils. The pattern is not exactly the same, I’ve decided to make simple white rhombis instead of white zigzags. Photocredit The beanie on the left bottom inspired me to knit a fair isle beanie for baby Anna from yarn leftovers.

Pompom beanie