Hello, my lovelies!
It’s time to learn to knit this EASY and QUICK 4-in-1 hat/cowl pattern.
1. Wear it like a COWL.
2. Wear it cinched up at the top for a BEANIE.
3. Shove it back on your head for more of a SLOUCH hat.
4. Open up the hole and poke your ponytail or messy bun through it.
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Super cool!
•Hold any dk or worsted weight yarn double (2 strands together to make a thicker yarn – or use a bulky yarn held single.)
CO 60 sts using size US 13 needles – 16″ circulars work great, but you could use longer ones and do magic loop.
Join for working in the round, being careful not to twist your sts. Place a marker at the start of the round if you like.
Round 1: *K2, p2. Repeat from * all the way around.
Now let’s make some holes!
Round 2: *K2, yo, p2tog. Repeat from * all the way around. Yay! We have holes!
Now…. here comes the easy part! We just repeat round 1! Over and over! Yes! Until the hat/cowl is the size you want, or 9.5″ like mine.
To make this size, I used nearly an entire 4 oz ball of Dk weight yarn.
Now, bind off using your favorite stretchy bind off, or try this one!
You can whip this out in an evening. It would make a great gift. Have fun!
Chandi
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Have a great day!
I’ve been trying to enter the April/May give away & couldn’t comment in your blog. The cream color is gorgeous & would knit something that looks very delicate! Thanks!
My daughter loved the one you are wearing in the video. Is that color available on your site? I couldn’t find a worsted weight yarn that color. Can a DK weight be used instead? Thanks am looking forward to making one for her.
Any weight yarn can be used. Just make sure you create gauge so it is the appropriate size. : ).
yeah, i currently only have a 4 millimeter needle, so i accidentally made it baby size 🙂 am planning to make another one for myself (or somebody else who isn’t a baby) really cool pattern though!
Thanks!
Hi, I would love it if you would do a crochet version of this style. I really need a hat like this for my toddler!
Am I missing something in the 4 in 1 ponytail pattern? After rd 2, you go back to rd 1, which is k2, p2, for the rest of the beanie; however, there are only 45 vs 60 stitches. Am I wrong? Not sure if I should do k2 until the end and then just p1. TY!
Judy, you should have the same number of stitches each round – Round 2 should not produce a decreased number of stitches. 🙂 Chandi
How many chain links for the tie do you use?
Hi chandi I love all your little videos they make it so easy to learn your site has taught me everything I know about knitting without it I wouldn’t be able to call myself a knitter do you have an easy beginner video to make socks also how do I enter your yarn giveaways need to start building up my yarn collection and yours are beautiful love the way the colours change in them thanks Kelly😊💝xx