Easy Hood Knitting Pattern

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Easy Hood Knitting Pattern- if you can knit a rectangle, you can make this!

Easy Hood Knitting Pattern by Knitting Blogger Gina Michele

When the temperatures drop and the wind kicks up, there’s nothing like a hood to keep you warm! This one is perfect for layering under coats.

I created this Easy Hood Knitting Pattern specifically for beginner knitters. I remember when I first started knitting, I had a hard time finding very easy knitting patterns that weren’t for simple scarves. After all, how many scarves can you make before you get bored? It’s kind of amazing how many projects can be created from a flat rectangle (or square) of knitted fabric and some seaming! Some of my most popular flat knit patterns include:

Flat Knit Baby Booties

1 Square Bunny Knitting Pattern

Easy Kid’s Poncho Knitting Pattern

This hood is knit in one piece on single point needles. Then, it’s folded and a few seams are sewn. There’s no circular needles, fancy stitches or increasing/decreasing. If you can cast on, make a knit stitch and bind off…you got this!

I used Loops & Threads Copenhagen yarn for this project. It’s very soft, easy to knit and it has a nice drape. Plus, it comes in a bunch of beautiful colorways.

Looking for more Beginner Knitting Patterns?

Easy Hooded Scarf Knitting Pattern

Flat Knit Slouch Hat 

Leftover Yarn Scarf Knitting Pattern

Easy Hood Knitting Pattern

Yarn: Loops & Threads Copenhagen in Fjord (2 skeins)

Needles: Size 13 single point

Cast on 56 sts. Knit every row until piece measures approximately 19 inches. Bind off.

To assemble:

Easy Hood Knitting Pattern

Fold the piece in half along the 19 inch side. Sew the top seam closed. Sew the bottom side seam closed for 6 1/2 inches.

Easy Hood Knitting Pattern by Knitting Blogger Gina Michele

Easy Hood Knitting Pattern by Knitting Blogger Gina Michele

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  1. Bonjour. si simple mais un si beau résultat !!! merci beaucoup pour vos modèles . j’aime beaucoup ! je vais en essayer 1 ou 2 …. 😉

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