Tag: headpiece

knitted or crocheted hats

Butterfly Hat

by Nina

A little hat for a little butterfly. Age: 1-2 years; Necessary materials; 50 g fir galben Baby Micro (51% virgin wool,

by Nina

Knitted hat with special pattern. Cranial circumference:47-52 cm; The height of the hat: 29 cm; Necessary materials: 100 g for 100% merino wool

by Nina

Cranial circumference: 45.5 cm; depth: 24 cm; Necessary materials: 100 g for purple (100% merino wool, 224m/100 g); Andre circular

by Nina

Cranial circumference: 44.5-48 cm; Necessary materials: 200 g for Phildar Castel (65% acrylic, 35% lana, 132 m/50g); knitting needles no.3.5 and

by Nina

Necessary materials: 80 g for black Merino Light; 30 g fir roz Merino Light; 30 g for alb Lana Gold,

by Nina

Average size for an adult. Necessary materials: 100 g thread 100% merino wool (100g/235 m); Andre circular no. 6; Andre circular

by Nina

Age: 1-4 years; Necessary materials: 1 skein of brown thread (100% acrylic); 1 scul for loop (see the picture); A few grams of thread

by Nina

Cranial circumference: 50/57 cm; Necessary materials: 50/100 g for maro (100% lana, 128 m/50g); Circular knitting needles 40 cm or set

by Nina

It is a quite original hat for teenagers. A long strip will be knitted, that will fold like a

by Nina

Dimension: 38 cm in forma compacta; Necessary materials: 100 g fir Country (75% acrylic, 25% merino, 100g/170m); Circular knitting needles no.3.75

Helen Cheng di Gray bolero for girls: “I have started knitting this bolero and I have difficulty in the cutting the sleeves, especially instructions in brackets ,eg…”
Nicki di Gray sundress with pleats: “I’d love the pattern written in full detail please I can’t do graphs either.”
Letemplier di Corai jacket for girls: “HelloNice senpolia coral jacket ,j’ I would so much like to have the explanations of the 8 year old for my great-granddaughter I…”
Fernanda di Beret for beginners: “Very cute beret but the language she uses is not understandable.. It would be possible to use der…Backhand …Lap.. 2pjd…Take Row Strand…”