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Top Down Bonnet w/ Anime Character
This makes a great plain bonnet, just leave off the ears and face!
To fit head measuring:
14” (16”,
18”, 20”) newborn (baby, child, adult)
Pattern:
Round 1. Knit plain
(Knit second half of first round only through the back loop to
untwist stitches.) Continue in this manner until you have 80 (88, 96, 104) sts. on the needles. You will now need to decrease for the nape of the neck. Keep increasing as you have been, every other round, while decreasing every round as follows:
Round1. work 18 (20,
22, 24), K2TOG, place marker, SSK, work58 (64, 70, 76) Work round 2 until you have done 5 (6, 7, 8) decreases, then stop decreasing and continue increasing until there are 54 (58, 62, 66) sts. on the front of the bonnet (side without decreases), ending on an increase row. Stop increasing now. Purl the next row, and then alternate knit rows with purl rows (garter stitch) for .5(.75,1,1.25) inches ending on a purl row. Bind off in knit stitches. Do not cut yarn.
I-cord ties:
Optional Ears:
1. *K1, m1, knit
across needle* Repeat between *s on second needle. Repeat these two rounds 4 (6, 8, 10) times, then begin decreasing as follows:
1. K2TOG, knit across
needle. Repeat on second needle. Repeat until 4 sts. remain, cut yarn and thread through sts. Make a second eat at the other top corner. Face: Following photo for placement, embroider mouth, nose, and eyes. I used single crochet for the eyes, starting with a black circle, single crocheted into the fabric of the hat , then rounds of white, until the eyes were as big as I liked. Weave in all ends and block. Content and photos are © Hello Yarn. All rights reserved. These patterns are for personal and non-profit use only. This means you can knit for yourself, for a gift, for charity, or for a charity auction/sale. You can print out the patterns for friends, if you wish, as long as you print straight from my site so the copyright information is intact. You may not sell items made from these patterns for profit or give these patterns away in your store in an attempt to sell yarn. |
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