[dancewithmarg]

I saved this picture on my desktop, but forgot to include the link. Does anyone remember where the pattern for this hat might have been? Thanks for any help.

Marg

 

[Palenque1978]

I saved this picture on my desktop, but forgot to include the link. Does anyone remember where the pattern for this hat might have been? Thanks for any help.

Marg

It's adorable. I hope someone helps you get this pattern; then we'll both have it. :wink:

 

[Montana Gramma]

Sorry cannot help but sure hope someone remembers cause it is darn cute!

 

[Gayn]

It's a lovely pattern but sorry I don't have a link. I'd be interested in finding this also.

 

[Dollychris]

Oh I do hope someone finds it - it's lovely and so up to the minute with fashion. My 2 Granddaughters would just love it.............

 

[AnjiCat]

Here it is

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-piper-cloche

 

[Dollychris]

Thank you for posting - much appreciated but quite a few of us I'm sure. xxxx

 

[Jessica-Jean]

Personally, I don't think you need a pattern to make it; the photo tells all. I would work a garter stitch band to fit, slightly stretched, around the wearer's head, and pick up along one edge to work an ordinary beanie's crown. Buttons optional.

 

[Palenque1978]

Wow, Anjicat found it for us! Way to go.

 

[Beverleyjean]

Here it is

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-piper-cloche

Oh boy you are an angel for sharing this pattern, thank you

 

[Flybreit]

Do you use Pinterest? I realize you have the link now, however I saw this on Pinterest today.

The beauty is you can usually link to the pattern through the picture. The downside is I can come up with more things to make than I'll finish in my lifetime!

Cute hat - there is another very similar on an adult

 

[dancewithmarg]

Thanks AnjiCat, I knew someone would come up with the answer. I remember now why I saved only the picture, not the link, was that I, like Jessica-Jean, thought it could easily be made without the pattern. Thanks for your help everyone.

 

[Palenque1978]

Thanks AnjiCat, I knew someone would come up with the answer. I remember now why I saved only the picture, not the link, was that I, like Jessica-Jean, thought it could easily be made without the pattern. Thanks for your help everyone.

Thanks to you for asking for the pattern or link. I had not seen this beauty before now... thanks to you, I have it too. :wink:

 

[BoBeau]

Personally, I don't think you need a pattern to make it; the photo tells all. I would work a garter stitch band to fit, slightly stretched, around the wearer's head, and pick up along one edge to work an ordinary beanie's crown. Buttons optional.

My thoughts, too, Jessica-Jean. Cute hate, very simple and charming.

:thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[Carol J.]

I agree with Jessica Jean, Garter stitch 9 inches wide, sew a seam. Pick up stitches with dpn's around one edge and use a common decrease to make the top. Going to try it, you could make the garter stitch piece 7 inches wide for a smaller cap.
What an easy pattern to copy. Knitting worsted yarn and no. 7,8 or 9 needles,your choice.

Carol J.

 

[BoBeau]

My thoughts, too, Jessica-Jean. Cute hate, very simple and charming.

:thumbup: :thumbup:

Should proof read, eh?

"CUTE HAT"

 

[Patp]

Thanks to Anjicat for finding and posting. I just bough it and the pattern comes with directions for sizes Toddler, Child and Adult. If you check further into the site there are many other designs and the most beautiful children.

 

[Roe]

Personally, I don't think you need a pattern to make it; the photo tells all. I would work a garter stitch band to fit, slightly stretched, around the wearer's head, and pick up along one edge to work an ordinary beanie's crown. Buttons optional.

I was truly thinking the same thing.

 

[KnitPicker]

I made several of these for Christmas last year - different sizes, along with different yarns and one with a band and one without. This is such an easy basic pattern that you can change the stitches/yarns, etc. without any problems. I love the pattern and so do those I gave the hats to. Each one was different - my grandchildren, my 6'6" son, and a great-grandchild. Then, one of the ladies in church wanted to know how to knit, so I made this her first project and she did so great, she gave it to her husband for Christmas and he absolutely loved it. Anyone can do this one.

 

[valmac]

You can always tell a Heidi May pattern - she has the cutest kids modelling her hats!