Baby Yoda
Knit Hat [double knit]
Materials: Approx.
25 grams of double knit yarn ,pair each of size 4mm and 3mm needles.
Tension –
24sts x 30rows to 10cm² [approx] for hat
Abbreviations:
K – knit, K2tog - knit two together, P – purl, P 2tog – purl 2 together
Kfb - knit
through front and back of loop, stst – stocking stitch.
Finished
measurements: 15” around the brim; 5”tall [with the bottom edge
slightly curled, which it will do naturally]
Pattern for
the Hat: Cast on 80
stitches using 4mm needles.
Work in stocking
stitch until the hat measures 4”, then start decreasing as follows:
K2tog, K14,
rep. until end of row [75sts]
P13, P2 tog,
rep. until end of row
K2tog, K12,
rep. until end of row
P11, P2 tog,
rep. until end of row
K2tog, K10,
rep. until end of row
P9, P2 tog,
rep. until end of row
K2tog, K8,
rep. until end of row
P7, P2 tog,
rep. until end of row
K2tog, K6,
rep. until end of row
P5, P2 tog,
rep. until end of row
K2tog, K4,
rep. until end of row
P3, P2 tog,
rep. until end of row
K2tog, K2,
rep. until end of row
P1, P2 tog,
rep. until end of row [10 sts]
Cut off your
trailing yarn, leaving a 4 inch tail. Thread the yarn tail through the
remaining stitches, pull tight, then secure the tail by knotting on the inside
of the hat.
Cast on 16
stitches [leave a 12” long tail which you can use later to stitch the ears onto
the hat]
Rows 1-4: K
Row 5: K7,
Kfb, Kfb, K7 [18 stitches]
Row 6: K8,
Kfb, Kfb, K8 [20 stitches]
Rows 7-18
knit
Odd numbered
rows, 19-51 K1, K2tog, K to end
Even
numbered rows, 20 -50 K all stitches [ending with just 3 sts]
Row 51: K1,
K2tog [2 sts]
Cut off your
trailing yarn, leaving a 4” tail. Thread the yarn tail through the remaining
stitches, secure with a knot, and weave in.
Making up Sew centre back seam of hat. Stitch
the ears onto the sides of the hat. If you fold down the curved portion of the
ears as you stitch them onto the hat, they will be less floppy and have a more
authentic Yoda look [see photo]
Simply must knit one of these for our little 'Yoda', who I still haven't 'met' properly yet and who, technically, isn't even aware of my existence. Have a good weekend, Angela and Bob.x
ReplyDeleteThanx for sharing your pattern Ang. I have been shocked this week at the number of people who are so quick to go the copyright route - seems pure selfishness to me.
ReplyDeleteHow cute!!! Could also double up as Shrek if you twist the ears a bit!
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