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Cupcake Hat Pattern July 17, 2010

Posted by life2d in Crafts.
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CO 60 sts using the (double) long-tail cast on (Latvian cast-on?)

Join to knit in the round and K2P2 for 15 rounds with the ‘cake’ color

Change yarn to ‘icing’ color and knit 3 rows

Next: [k2tog, yo]x30

knit 3 rows

Next: knit each stitch together with the corresponding back loop of the 1st row of ‘icing’ color to form the picot edge (if you prefer you can do this by sewing after you are done knitting).

Knit 15 rows then start decreasing every row:

[k8, k2tog]x6

[k7, k2tog]x6

[k6, k2tog]x6

[k5, k2tog]x6

[k4, k2tog]x6

[k3, k2tog]x6

[k2, k2tog]x6

[k1, k2tog]x6

[k2tog]x6

Change yarn to ‘cherry’ color and knit 1 row

Next:[ kfb]x6

Knit 2 rounds

[k2tog]x6

Cut yarn and pull thru the 6 remaining stitches. Weave in all the ends.

A yarn with a gauge of 3.5sts per inch will give you a child sized hat, while a yarn with a gauge of 5.5sts/in will give you a newborn hat.

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1. fabiola - August 23, 2010

thank you,i will try this one.i tried a diffrent pattern that had bobble trim,but i’m kinda new to knitting.i hope this is success.

2. life2d - August 23, 2010

I hope you find it easy to make. Make sure to share a picture when you are done. Woul love to see it! Good luck!

3. Ilene - September 18, 2010

I like the picot edge better than the bobble. Will attempt soon.

4. Mita - October 27, 2010

Just made a hat using your pattern. It turned out so cute. Thanks for sharing.

http://sisteracts.blogspot.com/2010/10/new-beginning.html

life2d - November 11, 2010

I just went to take a peek at your hat. The hat and everything else you have made are wonderful! :)

5. Kendra - November 1, 2010

what size needles do you use?

life2d - November 11, 2010

I have used US5 and US8 for different sizes.

6. Betsy - November 5, 2010

I love this pattern! I made one the other day and am working on an adult sized one now…CO 80 st in an aran weight yarn and doubling the height. I’ll let you know how it comes out!

life2d - November 11, 2010

Looking forward to it! :)

Betsy - December 3, 2010

It came out well, but I am now trying another with worsted weight, using a size 5 for the ribbing and a size 7 for the icing. Then I think I’ll crochet a cherry for the top. I’m just mangling your pattern, lol! It’s still the nicest one I’ve seen, though.

7. peggy schrabeck - November 17, 2010

Hello,
I was about to head to the yarn store and took a look at your cupcake hat pattern which is the one I like the best of all I have seen, and it did not say what size knitting needle, whether the same size is used for both cake and frosting parts, and what weight yarn to use or how much to get. Could you explain the double long tail cast on? What is Latvian cast on
thank you so much for your hat!!!!!!
peggy schrabeck
pegschr@yahoo.com

Betsy - December 3, 2010

Psst…I know I’m not the pattern writer so I hope it’s okay I respond…I just use the long-tail caston (I learned it from Knittinghelp.com) and I’ve only used worsted/aran weight and the corresponding needle size. Hope that helps.

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