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Stella McCartney Kids Hat Free Knitting Pattern

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Stella McCartney Kids Hat Free Knitting Pattern
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I came across this Stella McCartney Kids "Tweedle" hat recently and I thought it was adorable! Of course, being Stella McCartney, it was pretty pricey...especially considering how fast Indigo grows out of everything. This hat give me total Sesame Street vibes. I love how the fun pom poms and stitched on mouth turn a basic hat into something adorable! . This hat is especially perfect for Halloween!
This hat has a ribbed band which gets folded over. The zig-zag mouth is stitched through the 2 layers. The multi-color pom poms are easy to make using a
Clover Pom Pom Maker. I hope you guys like like the pattern- happy knitting!



 
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Yarn: Vanna's Choice in Black
          Vanna's Choice in Linen 
Needles: Size 9 circular, 16 inch
Recommended: Clover Pom Pom Maker
Size 1-3 years
Free Knitting Pattern
Cast on 66 sts. Work in K1, P1 2 ribbing for inches. Knit in the round until piece measures 8 inches from the cast on edge.
Shape crown
Row 1: Knit 6 sts, knit 2 together, repeat across row.
Row 2: Knit 5 sts, knit 2 together, repeat across row.
 
Row 3: Knit 4 sts, knit 2 together, repeat across row.

Row 4: Knit 3 sts, knit 2 together, repeat across row.
Row 5: Knit 2 sts, knit 2 together, repeat across row.
Row 6: Knit 1 sts, knit 2 together, repeat across row.
Row 7: Knit 2 sts together until only a handful remain. Break yarn, thread through remaining stitches and pull to tighten. eave in ends. 

Finishing: Make 2 pom poms according to the direction pictured below. Attach to the top sides of hat. Using a length of yarn and a yarn needle, stitch on the zig zag mouth.

How to make the pom poms 

Stella McCartney Kids Hat Free Knitting Pattern

(If you don't know how to use the Clover Pom Pom maker, check out my tutorial here)

Stella McCartney Kids Hat Free Knitting Pattern
Stella McCartney Kids Hat Free Knitting Pattern
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