Tag: hat

Black cotton hat

I made this black hat in about an hour on my Addi Express and the cotton nylon blend worked really well! It’s 130 rows for an adult size hat.

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New Circular Knitting Machine

I joined the Addi express and circular knitting machines Facebook group and recently someone posted that you could buy the king-size version for almost 70% off on Amazon. So I decided to buy one! It arrived and so far I have made a hat and an ear warmer and it seems to work great. I... Continue Reading →

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Pebbled crochet beanie

For these beanies I used Michael’s Impeccable acrylic yarns. I usually never use acrylic but these may be getting some heavy use and need to be tossed in the wash 🙂 this is a free pattern that uses half double crochet and mini bean stitching. It’s available at christacodesign.com.

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Knit-Look Super Bulky Slouch

I just finished this knit-look super bulky slouch but I think it looks more just like a hat. The pattern by Jennifer Renaud was really interesting because of the way the rows increased and decreased. I used two skeins of Mamacha Peruvian alpaca wool blend that is super soft! I also used a 9 mm... Continue Reading →

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Feza hat

I made this hat on my circular knitting machine with Feza Monarch yarn. I made it 22 inches then tucked it in on itself so that it's double thick. Then I added a pompon and it only took a few hours!!!

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Malabrigo loom hat

I used a 36 peg circular loom to create this hat with Malabrigo Rasta yarn I got from Luna Lola. The basic pattern is as follows: E wrap all pegs U wrap knit stitch cast on row E wrap 3 then purl the next 2 for first row (however, the last three pegs on each... Continue Reading →

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Baby blue machine knit hat

This morning I decided to try and use my brother KX-350 home knitter knitting machine to make a baby blue child's hat with a pom-pom. I could not find any patterns so I made this one up from looking at various videos online. For this hat I used 70 hooks and for the brim I... Continue Reading →

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Hats for comparison…

So I decided to make a hat for a 10 year old using this adult small pattern but then decided it was too big so instead of using the 6-10 year old pattern which is one size smaller, I simply used a 5.0 mm hook instead of 5.5 mm hook and the same adult small... Continue Reading →

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