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Beautiful beret knitting pattern designed by Angelina from Knitted Creations. Knitted Creations shares a variety of handmade knitting projects — from practical accessories to home items — often featuring classic stitch patterns, cables, and structured shaping. The designs tend to be practical and wearable, offering projects such as bags, accessories, and everyday-use knits. The blog’s…
Aran Hat Knitting Pattern: A beautiful climbing cable pattern. Pattern
Big Aran Sweater and Earflap Hat Free Knitting Pattern. This long cabled sweater kitting set with matching earflap hat is not just a fun item to wear it is also so much fun to knit up! Great for intermediate knitters wanting to try there hand at something more complex! Skill Level: Intermediate Sizes: XS / S, M, L, XL, XXL,…
The spiraling columns on this hat remind me of the spinning trajectory of a falling maple seed, and if you look closely at the columns, the shape of the maple seed’s wing will emerge. by Angela Hahn. Find the free hat knit pattern here: link
Although it’s simple to knit, I found it a little tedious, so it is a good pattern to knit when you are supposed to be paying attention to something (or someone) else. Copyright © 2008 by Terry Matz from In The Loop. Find the free hat pattern here: link
Knitting this pattern is a joy because as you do the decreases and increases you watch the straight garter stitch section pulled into chevrons. Copyright © 2008 by Terry Matz from In The Loop. Find the free hat pattern here: link
This pretty hat is a fun variation on a rolled brim hat and a great way to use up stash yarn and odd balls. Copyright © 2008 by Terry Matz from In The Loop. Find the free hat pattern here: link
Fireflake hat pattern designed by Cailyn Meyer from The Daily Skein. Find the free hat pattern here: link