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Lizzy - Prem and newborn slanting eyelet beanie

By Jennifer Lee

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Lizzy - Prem and newborn slanting eyelet beanie
Lizzy - Prem and newborn slanting eyelet beanie
Lizzy - Prem and newborn slanting eyelet beanie
Lizzy - Prem and newborn slanting eyelet beanie
Lizzy - Prem and newborn slanting eyelet beanie
Lizzy - Prem and newborn slanting eyelet beanie
£3.12

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Product Description

This 8ply Beanie has a 1x1 rib brim, is worked in a slanting eyelet and stocking stitch pattern then has a stocking stitch crown. The pattern includes three prem sizes and a newborn size.

Pattern sizes: Prem 1 (Prem 2-Prem 3-Newborn).

To fit head: 20 (25-30-35) cm [8 (10-12-14) ins].

Yarn required: 1 (1-1-1) ball Lincraft Supersoft 8ply, 50g balls@100m.

Needles required: A pair of 4.00mm [UK 8, US 6] knitting needles. Wool needle for sewing up.

Tension: 22 sts and 30 rows to 10cm [4 ins] over stocking st, using 4.00mm needles.

Pattern rating: Easy.

Please note that this pattern is protected by copyright and you do not have permission to copy or resell this pattern. You may, however, sell the knitted product.

Lizzy - Prem and newborn slanting eyelet beanie
£3.12
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Lizzy Prem and Newborn Slanting Eyelet Beanie

What is Being Made

The Lizzy beanie is a delicate knitted hat designed specifically for premature and newborn infants. This pattern offers four different size options to accommodate varying head measurements: three premature sizes (Prem 1, Prem 2, and Prem 3) and one newborn size. The sizes range from 20cm to 35cm head circumference, making this pattern versatile for different stages of early infancy. The beanie is constructed using 8ply yarn, which provides a lightweight yet warm fabric suitable for delicate newborn skin.

Techniques Used

The Lizzy beanie employs several fundamental knitting techniques that make it an ideal beginner-level project. The hat is worked from the bottom up, beginning with a 1x1 ribbed brim that provides elasticity and a snug fit around the head. The main body features a combination of slanting eyelet stitch and stocking stitch, creating a decorative yet breathable fabric. The slanting eyelet pattern adds visual interest and allows for gentle airflow, while the stocking stitch sections provide structure and stability. The crown is completed entirely in stocking stitch, which is then decreased to close the top of the beanie. Finishing involves sewing the seams using a wool needle.

Stitches Used

  • 1x1 Ribbing: Alternating knit and purl stitches create the elastic brim
  • Stocking Stitch: The primary fabric created by alternating knit rows and purl rows, producing a smooth, uniform surface
  • Slanting Eyelet Stitch: A decorative pattern that incorporates yarn forward increases and decreases to create small openings in the fabric
  • Decrease Stitches: Used in the crown shaping to gradually reduce stitches and form the top of the beanie

Materials and Tools

The Lizzy beanie requires minimal materials, making it an economical project. Knitters will need one 50-gram ball of Lincraft Supersoft 8ply yarn, which provides approximately 100 meters of yardage per ball. The yarn weight of 8ply (also known as DK or light worsted weight) is ideal for creating a soft, delicate fabric appropriate for newborn wear. A pair of 4.00mm knitting needles (UK size 8, US size 6) is required for the main fabric. Additionally, a wool needle is needed for sewing the seams together during finishing. The recommended tension is 22 stitches and 30 rows to 10 centimeters over stocking stitch, which should be checked before beginning the project to ensure proper fit.

Difficulty Level

Rated as Easy, the Lizzy beanie is an excellent beginner knitting project. The pattern uses only basic stitches and straightforward techniques, making it accessible to knitters who are new to the craft. The small size means the project works up quickly, providing a satisfying completion experience for novice knitters while creating a practical and precious gift for newborns.

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Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Yarn Weight: DK
Pages: 3
Designer: Jennifer Lee
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Beginner

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