Wild Christmas Hat
If you are feeling festive and you have a stash of tiny yarn skeins then these Wild Christmas Hat ornaments are the perfect little project.
Each hat takes about 45 minutes to knit. You will work a Stockinette stitch brim and then knit the crown in Half Fisherman’s rib. After blocking, the brim is folded double and sewn together for a warm winter hat look. If you fancy, you can personalise the ornament by embroidering someone’s name on the brim before folding it. Best of all though, the entire hat is worked flat. So, no fiddling with four or five double pointed needles.
Now heat up the mulled wine, put on your favourite festive film and get cosy knitting up your own Wild Christmas Hat.
This is a digital pdf download in English.
Measurements.
The finished ornament is 11cm [4½ inches] high and 8.5cm [3½ inches] wide. The folded brim is 3cm [1¼ inches] high.
Gauge.
Brim: Stockinette stitch, 4mm [US6] needles: 22 stitches x 31 rows = 10x10cm [4x4 inches]
Body & Crown: Half Fisherman’s rib, 2mm [US0] needles: 23 stitches x 62 rows = 10x10cm [4x4 inches]
Yarn.
10g [0.35oz] DK weight or Fingering weight held double (this does not include a gauge swatch)
Needles.
4mm [US6]: double pointed needles or any circular length
2mm [US0]: double pointed needles or any circular length
Notions.
Two stitch markers, embroidery needle, scissors
Optional: embroidery transfer paper, embroidery thread
Video tutorial on Half Fisherman’s rib decreases can be found here.