Pipay Hollow- Bonnet A Pattern by Sheila Toy stromberg
SieQ: 0-3 month (6 month, 12 month, 18 month+) to fit head circumference of 15" (16", 17", 18")/38 (40.5, 43, 46) cm. Uah: 50 (65, 75, 100) yarns/45 (60, 70, 90) m super-bulky weight yarn. Note: This is an estimate only! Actual yardage will vary depending on personal gauge, so ensure you have a bit extra. Sample shown in Valley Yarns Shelburne colorway 35343. NeedleQ: Size US 11/8 mm circular needles with long (40"/100 cm) cable or straight needles and double-point needles of the same size, or size needed to obtain gauge. CaUge: 3 stitches = 1"/2.5 cm in Stockinette stitch. Notion 5 stitch markers, tapestry needle, pom-pom maker (optional),crochet hook (optional), and ribbon (optional). TeChniqueQ Knitting flt, knitting in the round, sliping stitches, basic decreases, crochet chain stitch (optional), and pom-pom making (optional). Patteun Note&: You know how the people of Pipsy Hollow love a parade... (Anybody? Holla in the comments if you're cool enough to know what I'm talking about.) This is the perfect bonnet for your little changeling to don during the hibernating months. She will be perfectly at home amongst the moss and lichens and snugly warm too! A unisex hat, Pipsy Hollow works up super quickly due to the large gauge yarn. It also has an extra-thick earband to keep your wee one from feeling the frost. There are options to work this up with a few different finishes for different styles. Customize away,lovey! GloQaay CO - Cast on K-Knit K2Tog - Knit 2 together M -Marker P- Purl PM - Place marker RS - Right side Sl - Slip (Note: All stitches slipped are slipped with the yarn in front) Ssk - Slip, slip knit (or preferred left leaning decrease) St/sts - Stitch(es) WS - Wrong side
natuctione
Please note: Work willbegin flat (in turned rows) for the brim. Then, work is joined in the round for the remainder of the pattern. Brim (46, 46, 50) on straight or circular needles. Do not join to work in the round (Remember, all slipped stitches are worked with the yarn in front through the entire pattern!) 1. RS: \*K2. Sl 2.\*\* Repeat from \* to \*\* to the last 2 sts. K2. Turn. 2. WS: Sl 1. P to the last st. Sl 1. Turn. - Repeat rows 1 - 2 until work measures 2" (2 %", 2 %", 2 %")/5 (5.5, 6.5, 7) cm from CO, ending after completing a RS row. - Switch to circular needle or double-point needles if you haven't already. Join to work in the round after completing a RS row. PM to indicate the beginning of the round. 3 - 4. K all sts. 5. K2Tog. K to the last 2 sts. Ssk. 40 (44, 44, 48) sts. 6. \*K1. Sl 1. K2.\*\* Repeat from \* to \*\* to the end. 7 - 9. K all sts. 10. \*K3. Sl 1.\*\* Repeat from \* to \*\* to the end. 11 - 13. K all sts. - Repeat rounds 6 - 9 a total of 0 (0, 1, 1) times. - Repeat rounds 10 - 13 a total of 0 (0, 0, 1) time.
Croun
14. \*K 8 (9, 9, 10) sts. K2Tog. PM. \*\* Repeat from \* to \*\* to the end. 36 (40, 40, 44) sts. 15. K all sts. 16. \*K to 2 before the M. K2Tog.\*\* Repeat from \* to \*\* to the end. 32 (36, 36, 40) sts. - Repeat rounds 15 - 16 until there are 20 sts remaining (5 sts in each marked section) ending after completing a row 16 (decrease row). You can switch to double-point needles at any time if preferred. - Repeat round 16 one last time. 16 sts. 17. Remove all markers except the beginning of the round as you work this round: \*Ssk. K2Tog.\*\* Repeat from \* to \*\* to the end. 8 sts. 18. K2Tog all the way to the end of the round. 4 sts. 19. (Optional, if you want a little pixie bump at the center of the crown.) K all sts. - Cut yarn, leaving a long tail. Thread tail onto a tapestry needle and thread the remaining stitches through the yarn tail to fasten off work.
Finiahing and Terme ol Uoe
Weave in all ends and block if desired. Add short or long ties using crochet chain stitch or ribbon if preferred, but be careful if you are making this for a baby! Babies can strangle on long ties, so you'll have to supervise them if you chose to add long ties for a baby bonnet. You can work a shorter tie for infants. You can add pom-poms or tassels to the end of the ties for extra fun! Please note that this pattern and photos herein are copyrighted by Sheila Toy Stromberg. Do not sell this pattern, clothing made by following it in part or whole, or distribute. If you have any questions or would like a cottage license, feel free to email me at: Sheila.toy@hotmail.com.
