The Easiest Knitted Baby Hat Ever!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2023
- If you are looking for a very beginner friendly super easy knitted hat to make for a baby, look no further. This simple baby hat is knitted in the round, so there is no seaming and does not use any decreases for the top of the hat. It can be knitted in one or two sittings. Full instructions are included in this video and a link to the free pattern is below as well for both infant and toddler sizes.
For this particular hat I used the Hobby Lobby Yarn Bee SoftStitch yarn. It's a super soft acrylic yarn perfect for babies (but it is currently unavailable on Amazon).
A very similar Yarn Bee yarn can be used as well and found here:
amzn.to/46jf4OO
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FREE pattern link below to knit this hat:
www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
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Yes really enjoyed watching and now I don’t have to worry about decreasing Hallelujah! Thank you!
So glad this is helpful. Yes, not doing any decreases makes it so much easier, and the hats are so cute. Hope you make many!!
But I couldn’t find the larger hat instructions for a toddler. I think maybe 80 stitches?
@@roszcutler9724 yes 80 stitches to cast on for the toddler hat. Here is the link to the pattern on Raverly. The larger hat is in paranthesis. www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/easiest-baby-hat-ever-2
Thank you so much! Your directions were clear. I just finish a baby blanket for my grandson and am working on a hat with the left over yarn. 💕💕
Wonderful! Knitting items for your grandchildren is the best 💕.
Lovely pattern ❤
Thank you. I make this hat all the time.
Thank you so much for your videos. They've been so helpful. Thank you! I'm finishing up a hat tonight.
Wonderful! I'm glad you are enjoying them.
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Great video thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Hi what type of yarn are you using? Is it light yarn or chunky yarn?
It is a worsted weight yarn.
i enjoied your vidios not tha t easey to get the nedels your using in the uk i am only learning to knit thank you looking foward to your vidios thank you
Are you able to order through Amazon?
If so, a link to my store with the products I use is here:
www.amazon.com/shop/jacqknits
Can you make this just by using garter stitch and not use the purl stitch? I’m left handed and really struggling with the purl stitch.
Yes definitely. Just do the entire thing in garter stitch. It will look a bit different, but work for a hat just as well.
@@jacqknits thank you so much!!😊😊
What was the thickness size you used for the worsted weight acrylic yarn?
It is a worsted weight #4 on the yarn weight scale for this hat. For this particular hat I used the Hobby Lobby Yarn Bee SoftStitch yarn. It's a super soft acrylic yarn perfect for babies (but it is currently unavailable on Amazon). Not sure if you can still get it at Hobby Lobby. But any soft worsted #4 weight yarn will work nicely.
@jacqknits Aw okay, thank you so much for replying!
what sise is 7 in us and what sise is in mm please and wher do you buy hour wool and kniting needels please i am in wales
I'm sorry, I should have given you that information. US size 7 is equivalent to 4.5mm size needle. The needles and yarn are both available on Amazon. Here is the link to the needles and the yarn.
Double Pointed Needles that I use can be found on Amazon at:
amzn.to/3ETmY5C
Yarn used for this project can be purchased here:
amzn.to/452oTzy
If these links don't work in the UK, search for:
Weabetfu Aluminum Double Pointed Knitting Needles
and Hobby Lobby Oats Yarn Bee ID Yarn
Hope that helps.
thank s so much
what sise needels did you say did not hear what you said thank you
I used a US Size 7 needle for this project.
How many stitches for 8 years boy
I would try either 88 or 92 stitches to cast on. Since it’s a ribbing it is pretty stretchy so you may get by with 88 stitches.
All I have is merano.
While I love merino wool I try to steer away from wool for babies or kids since you have to hand wash it. But then again hats don’t need frequent washing so you may be ok.
The link to your pattern does not work. Can you tell me how many to cast on for the toddler size hat?
Oh, thank you for bringing that to my attention. I have now fixed that link. But to answer your question, the Toddler hat, I casted on 80 stitches. Thanks for reaching out.
Can you show us how you do a Pom Pom?
Thank you for that suggestion. I actually make my poms poms with a pom pom maker which will be fun to show how. You can also make them with some tools from home which I feel doesn't make as nice of one, but I could show how to do that as well. I'll try to fit that video in over the next few weeks. Thanks again. Happy knitting!