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The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern | Little Home Blessings • • • • Page 1 of 10 Home About Archives Subscribe • ~~~ Welcome ~~~ Please do not reproduce any images or content without my consent. If you would like permission to use some of my photos or writing, feel free to email me and I will get right back to you. • Free Knitting Patterns « Uncle (and some more sewing) sparkle » Wednesday, March 9th, 2011 The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern Clearly my presence here has been kind of spotty lately. I thought about doing a “where I’ve been” type post, but then I figured I’d never get around to it, so how’s about a cute free knitting pattern instead? http://www.littlehomeblessings.com/?p=3263 3/16/2011 The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern | Little Home Blessings Page 2 of 10 These two are just silly! http://www.littlehomeblessings.com/?p=3263 3/16/2011 The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern | Little Home Blessings Page 3 of 10 Though the silly hats aren’t actually for them, they are for these little guys… http://www.littlehomeblessings.com/?p=3263 3/16/2011 The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern | Little Home Blessings http://www.littlehomeblessings.com/?p=3263 Page 4 of 10 3/16/2011 The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern | Little Home Blessings Page 5 of 10 This pattern is pretty much as easy as knitting gets. It’s the perfect keeping-your-hands-busy-whiledoing-something-else kind of knitting, in two sizes, that as it turns out, fit just about everyone. It also happens to be the ideal stash busting project. In fact, that’s the whole idea behind it! It also knits up extremely quick. Like, need a gift for tomorrow? This is the way to go, quick. So this is what you’re going to need: A set of size 13 double point needles and A bag, basket, pile, whatever (!) of scrap yarns, both worsted and bulky weight, in colors that complement each other. that’s it. http://www.littlehomeblessings.com/?p=3263 3/16/2011 The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern | Little Home Blessings Page 6 of 10 Scrappy Gnome Hat The hat comes in two sizes. The baby/toddler size is first, fitting around 6 months-2.5 years (It’s shown here on both a one year old and a two year old), with directions for the kid/adult version following in parenthesis (shown here on a 3 year old, a 5 year old and a 31 year old). The entire hat is worked in the round while holding both a strand of worsted and a strand of bulky yarn. As you run out of one yarn, replace it with another like weight yarn. The two different colored yarns are what give the hat it’s heathered appearance. Switching one yarn at a time means that one section kind of blends and fades into the next. CO 42 (52) sts, pm, join in the round K 3 rounds Round 4: K2tog, K 20 (25), K2tog, K to end Continue even until hat measures 4 3/4″ (5 1/2″) On the next round: *K8, K2tog* 4 times (*K8, K2tog* 5 times) http://www.littlehomeblessings.com/?p=3263 3/16/2011 The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern | Little Home Blessings Page 7 of 10 K 3 (4) rounds On the next round: *K7, K2tog* 4 times (*K7, K2tog* 5 times) K 3 (4) rounds On the next round: *K6, K2tog* 4 times (*K6, K2tog* 5 times) K3 (4) rounds On the next round: *K5, K2tog* 4 times (*K5, K2tog* 5 times) K 3 (4) rounds On the next round: *K4, K2tog* 4 times (*K4, K2tog* 5 times) K 3 (4) rounds On the next round: *K3, K2tog* 4 times (*K3, K2tog* 5 times) K 3 (4) rounds On the next round: *K2, K2tog* 4 times (*K2, K2tog* 5 times) K 1 round K1, K2tog around Larger size only: (K 1 round K2tog around) Both sizes: K 5 rounds K2tog around switch to knitting a i-cord for around 6 repeats bind off and work in ends Disclaimer: this pattern hasn’t been test knit and I pulled it together from a few notes that I made in a notebook months ago. It’s possible that there are typos or errors. If you knit it, let me know how it turns out! And, as always, I’d love to see pictures! http://www.littlehomeblessings.com/?p=3263 3/16/2011 The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern | Little Home Blessings Page 8 of 10 Hee-hee! He looks like a little garden gnome, doesn’t he? And who knows? Maybe someday I’ll even get around to posting about that sweater. This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 9th, 2011 at 12:40 pm and is filed under Kids, Yarn Crafts, free patterns. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. 6 Responses to “The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern” 1. Melanie~Our Ash Grove Says: March 10th, 2011 at 12:26 pm Thank you so much for posting this pattern! My boys have been after me for gnome hats. 2. Stacy Says: March 12th, 2011 at 4:58 am Cute hats! And I’m glad to see that my little guy isn’t the only one who chews on the backpack straps when I’m wearing him! 3. Joy Says: March 12th, 2011 at 4:33 pm Love it! How cute. Thanks for sharing. http://www.littlehomeblessings.com/?p=3263 3/16/2011 The Scrappy Gnome Hat Pattern | Little Home Blessings 4. Page 9 of 10 Julie Says: March 13th, 2011 at 8:17 am I see why we must have gnomes in out next play! The hats are too cute! 5. LineMarie Says: March 14th, 2011 at 6:01 am So cute!! I was looking for a quick something to knit, that will be it! Thanks for sharing. 6. skaldi Says: March 14th, 2011 at 10:40 am This is perfect for my niece! Thanks! 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