I love hats knitted with thick yarn because they are warm, can be made quickly and also look great! They are great in the winter and the fur pompom gives it a look like it is from a store.
This pattern is fairly easy if you know how to use a cable needle and the other basic knitting skills for making a hat. If you do not know some of the parts in the pattern you can always look at a video. If you would like to buy a printable version of this pattern that is ad-free, click here.
I love knitting, and it is a great activity to do if you are waiting around or looking for a new craft! I even do it when I am watching shows or movies.
Materials
- Size 6 (chunky) yarn (I used Lion Brand’s Wool-Ease® Thick & Quick®)
- US size 11 circular knitting needles
- Stitch marker
- Cable Needle
- Tapestry Needle
- Faux fur pompom made with faux fur yarn or a premade one
Finished Size
- 10 inches tall (pompom not included)
Gauge
- 9 Rows of seed stitch= 2 inches
Abbreviations
- k=knit
- p=purl
- k3tog=knit three together
- p3tog=purl three together
Pattern
- Cast on 44 stitches, join the rows together and put a stitch marker for the beginning.
- Row1: K1, p1* repeat until the end of row
- Row 2: repeat row 1, repeat this row until hat measures 2.5 inches
- Row 3: (k1,p1 for 5 stitches, k6)*, repeat 3 more times.
- Row 4:(p1,k1 for 5 stitches, k6)*, repeat 3 times.
- Rows 5-7: repeat rows 3 and 4, then row 3.
- Row 8: (p1,k1 for 5 stitches, put 3 stitches on a cable needle and let them rest in front, k3, k stitches on cable needle.)*, repeat 3 times.
- Rows 9-11: repeat rows 3 and 4, then row 3.
- Row 12: repeat row 8.
- Rows 13-22: repeat rows 3-12.
- Row 23: (k1, p3tog, k1, k6)* repeat three times.
- Switch to double pointed needles when neccesary.
- Row 24: (p1,k1,p1,k6)* repeat 3 times.
- Row 25: (k3tog,k6)* repeat 3 times.
- Row 26: (p1, k6)* repeat 3 times.
- Row 27: (k1, k3tog two times)* repeat 3 times.
- Cut the yarn so you have enough yarn for attaching the pompom and weaving in the end.
- String the yarn through the stitches left on the needles, then take off the needles and pull tight. Weave in all ends.
- Enjoy! Comment below!
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