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Materials:
Both sizes: One skein of Deborah Norville Serenity Chunky Sprinkles (71 yds/65 meters)
yarn for the main color (MC)
Both sizes: Approximately 25-30 Yds (23 – 27 m) Bernat Pipsqueak yarn for pom-pom
and ties (CC).
Both sizes: Small amount (1 yd) of white worsted yarn for creating/tying on the pom-
pom
Needles: Circular (16” length) and double-pointed, US size #10.
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Gauge:
12sts = 4 inches using US #10 needle (6 mm) with Serenity Chunky Sprinkles yarn
Abbreviations:
CC – Contrast color yarn CO – Cast on
First earflap: After completing Row 8, put the 8 stitches on a stitch holder. Tie off and
cut the yarn, leaving a 6” tail to be woven in later.
Second earflap: Using the circular needle and working back and forth, repeat the above
instructions to create the second earflap, but don’t cut the yarn after completing Row 8.
Instead:
Hat Body
With the 8 stiches from the second earflap already on your circular needle:
Use the backward loop method to CO 15 (17) stiches for the front of the hat
Knit the 8 stitches of the first earflap from the holder
Use the backward loop method to CO 11 (13) stiches for the back of the hat
Total stiches: 42 (46)
Begin working the hat using Stockinette stitch in the round, being careful not to twist
stitches.
Hat Crown
To create the crown of the hat, transfer your stitches to double-pointed needles and
decrease as follows:
Decrease 4 stitches evenly across round so that you have a total of 42 stiches.
Both sizes:
*K5, K2TOG. Repeat from * to the end of the round (36 stiches)
*K4, K2TOG. Repeat from * to the end of the round (30 stiches)
*K3, K2TOG. Repeat from * to the end of the round (24 stiches)
*K2, K2TOG. Repeat from * to the end of the round (18 stiches)
*K2TOG. Repeat from * to the end of the round (12 stiches)
*K2TOG. Repeat from * to the end of the round (6 stiches)
Cut the yarn, leaving a 15” tail. Use a darning needle to weave the yarn through the 6
remaining live stitches TWICE. Secure and weave in the end.
Pom-Pom
The pom-pom shown was created using Bernat Pipsqueak yarn. Use a pom-pom maker to
make a large pom-pom or create one as I did:
Ties Safety note: If you add ties, be sure to make the ties SHORT enough so that they are
not a choking hazard….AND don’t leave the baby unsupervised while wearing!
The ties shown were created using Bernat Pipsqueak yarn. Although they are braided, they
“melt” together to create a soft, continuous looking tie when hand-washed. For each tie:
Cut SIX 30” lengths of yarn (or about 2.5 times the length of the finished tie you
want).
Use a crochet hook or tapestry needle, pull the lengths through the bottom
center of the earflap, leaving half of the lengths on each side of the flap.
You’ll have 12 strands, 6 strands on each side of the earflap.
Divide the 12 strands into three groups of 4 strands each: 2 from each side of
the earflap.
Braid the three groups together tightly until desired length.
Tie a firm knot and trim the ends to about ½” .