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Looks like the answer for our grand-daughter who has lots of curly hair and doesn't like anything tight. I'm planning to add a sliky lining to protect her hair and prevent the dreaded tangles.
| Age: | 0- 3 months | 3 - 6 months | 6 - 12 months | 1 - 2 yrs | 2 - 4 yrs | 4+ |
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| Head size, cm: | up to 35 cm | 35 - 40 cm | 40 - 45 cm | 45 - 48 cm | 48 - 51 cm | 51 - 53 cm |
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Wendy Merino DK - Birch (2365)
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This is an 8 page pdf written pattern with plenty of photos to guide new knitters through the process.
The hat fastens under the chin with one button and has an optional knittted rose flower as an embellishment.
The pattern give instructions for BOTH knitting flat and knitting in the round. Simply choose whichever method you're most comfortable with.
The pattern includes 6 sized from birth to 4+ years.
It is knit in double knit yarn.
Charlotte is an earflap hat designed for babies and girls, featuring a decorative rose flower accent. This beginner-friendly knitting pattern offers a charming accessory that combines functionality with delicate floral embellishment. The hat includes protective earflaps, making it practical for cooler weather while maintaining an elegant, finished appearance suitable for special occasions or everyday wear.
The Charlotte pattern accommodates multiple knitting methods, allowing crafters to choose their preferred approach. The design can be executed using knitting in the round on circular needles or knitting flat on two needles, providing flexibility for knitters of different experience levels and preferences. This dual-method approach makes the pattern accessible to beginners while maintaining quality results regardless of technique chosen.
For customization, the pattern includes guidance on adjusting needle sizes to achieve different fits. Knitters working on larger sizes can optionally knit the garter stitch section using 4mm needles instead of the standard sizing to create a more relaxed fit around the brim, though this modification requires slightly increased yarn yardage.
This pattern uses double knit (DK) weight yarn, also known as light worsted in US terminology. The designer used Wendy Merino DK in shade 2365 (Birch) for the original sample.
Yarn requirements vary by size:
The pattern requires 3.25mm (US size 3) knitting needles as the primary tool. Circular needles are recommended for the in-the-round method, while straight needles work for the flat knitting option.
Charlotte is classified as a beginner-level pattern, making it an excellent introduction to hat knitting and earflap construction. The straightforward stitch work and clear instructions support knitters new to the craft while delivering a professional-looking finished garment.
```| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | DK | Light Worsted |
| Pages: | 8 |
| Designer: | Julie Taylor |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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Looks like the answer for our grand-daughter who has lots of curly hair and doesn't like anything tight. I'm planning to add a sliky lining to protect her hair and prevent the dreaded tangles.
Paintbox yarns are my favourite - use them for just about every project whether it be DK, Arran or Chunky
Lovely pattern, easy to read
The pattern was very easy to follow, very clear!
Not a very nice pattern had to look in my box to find a different one