Diagonal knit patterns always catch my eye. So, when I needed a quick unisex hat, knitting it diagonally seemed like the right answer to me.
The Matrix Hat got its name for the falling knit stitches which remind me of the falling code in the Matrix movies.
Rolled brim knit hats are fun to wear and easy to make. Roly Poly Hatty allows you to just go with the natural roll of stockinette stitch to make a fashion statement.
Fuzzy earwarmers are super fun, unique, and a great way to use up your scrap yarn. They use less than 80 yds as the base yarn, and lots of 4″ pieces to make your fuzz!
For a while now I’ve wanted to design a baby top knot hat and with several friends expecting this summer, this seemed like the perfect opportunity.
This simple ribbed hat is great for donations; it stretches, has a fold-up brim, fits a variety of sizes, is unisex, and has a classic look.
A nice & simple knit hat, the Basic Stocking Hat. A free knit pattern, at an easy skill level, designed by Jessie.
This Basic Beret is quick and easy to make. Once you have mastered it, you can add in details such as color work or cables. It’s a great base for your own creativity. It also is lovely just as it is. It can be made with just one skein of Lion Brand Heartland, which has a wonderful shine and comes in a great variety of colors. Basic BeretKnit PatternEasy Skill LevelDesigned by Jessie Rayot Size:Adult Woman – 22″ head Yarn:Lion Brand … Read more
You will be the life of the party in this adorable Jolly Elf Hat! Featuring sparkly stripes and the softest fur trim, this hat is just plain fun. It’s written in sizes toddler to adult large, so you can make them for the whole family. Red Heart Holiday yarn and Boutique Fur come in several colors, so you can change things up a bit for hat as well!
This pattern was so much fun to create. I’ve always been fascinated by mobius strips, and I prefer ear warmers that come in at the top, so mixing the two seemed only natural to me. This pattern is first worked in rows, then the long strip is joined into a mobius, and then it’s finished off in rounds. This pattern can be used to create ear warmers with nearly any weight yarn. I hope you enjoy creating these ear warmers as much as I did!
