While I’m at the Knit and Crochet Show this week, I’ve got a very special set of Guest Patterns for you from Melody’s Makings – a matching set of knit and crochet bonnets! Thank you SO much to Melody for sharing your beautiful patterns with all of us! And thank you to Belly Beautiful for the fantastic photography!
Textured Pixie Bonnet Knit and Crochet Patterns
One of the most awesome parts of crafting, in my opinion, is the simplicity! No matter what craft, and no matter how new to it you are, you’ll always be able to create something you’re proud of! In the spirit of simplicity, I’ve created the Textured Pixie Bonnet Pattern.
This is one of those patterns that creates an awesome finished project and makes it look like you’ve slaved away for the perfect baby gift…..but it’s really quite quick and easy! No matter what skill level you are, you’ll be able to whip up one of these cute little hats in no time at all. So grab some soft yarn, a hook or set of needles, and get stitching!
~ Melody of Melody’s Makings
CLICK HERE to Download the Textured Pixie Bonnet Crochet Pattern
CLICK HERE to Download the Textured Pixie Bonnet Knit Pattern
Thank you again to Melody’s Makings for sharing these amazing patterns with us! Be sure to visit her site HERE, and if you sign up for her newsletter you’ll get even more fantastic free knit and crochet patterns!
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jean l says
This hat is so adorable! Going to make one!
Tamara Kelly says
😀 Glad you like it Jean!
Šárka says
How adorable is this!
Colene Myers says
these are wonderful…. Thank you for sharing the patterns
ruby gray says
thanks so much for sharing …. I am making this now…
DIANE says
So beautiful! thanks you for sharing. I will make one for sure.
Tamara Kelly says
Thank you Diane! 🙂
Audrey says
hi! Thanks for the lovely pattern! It is knitting up beautifully. I am a bit confused with the cast-off. After I finish with a repeat of row 1, do I slip half the stitches onto second needle? Thanks!
Audrey
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Audrey! I’m going to try to get Melody over here to answer your question. 🙂
Melody says
Hi Audrey!
Yes – that’s it exactly. If you are knitting on straight needles, then you have to slip half of the needles to your second needle in order to fold in half and complete the bind off with the third. This is called a “Three Needle Bind Off” just in case you need to look it up 🙂
Let me know if you have anymore questions! [email protected]
Melody
Audrey says
Thank you for the quick response! And thanks again for the lovely bonnet pattern!
Gloria says
I saw this cute hat, & since I will get my 7th grandchild on or about March 17, (it is a boy) I thought how cute to do this in a Leprechaun Green color!!! He will probably be a good sized boy, but I’ll make certain he can wear it for a little while. They live in Tennessee, but I think it will be chilly enough there & then, a hat will be Needed!! Thanks for such a Cute Bonnet!!
Tamara Kelly says
😀 Thank you Gloria, I’m glad you like it! Melody has such cute designs! Congratulations on the new baby! 😀
Kim says
Thank you for this melody such a lovely pattern classic baby hat thanks again for all you share and do
Racgel says
Hi I’m new to knitting and I know the difference between ws and rs but how do I knit the side it calls for? Do I have to switch hands? I can’t find anything online to help me. Thanks
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Racgel! I’m sorry I didn’t see this comment until now! You will have better luck if you ask Melody on her site I’m afraid: http://melodys-makings.com/ 🙂
Diane M Griggs says
Thank you so much