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    Leaf Lace Pixie Bonnet Knitting Pattern
    Leaf Lace Pixie Bonnet Knitting Pattern
    Leaf Lace Pixie Bonnet Knitting Pattern
    Ebook114 pages25 minutes

    Leaf Lace Pixie Bonnet Knitting Pattern

    By Agnese Iskrova

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    This is an intermediate knitting pattern that will help you make a pretty, exquisite leaf lace bonnet just like the pictured one! It features a button closure and can be fastened below the chin, It comes in many sizes from newborn up to 10 years: newborn, 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, 12-24 months, 2-4 years, 4-6 years, 6-10 years. It is designed for Worsted weight yarn and for gauge of 19 stitches in 4 inches / 10 cm in stockinette stitch. Please check your yarn label for needle size suggestion (those will vary from yarn to yarn). There is also a list of suggested yarns and needle size in the pattern. You will need yarn (up to 50 grams for the smallest size, up to 110 grams for the largest size), knitting needles to obtain the gauge, a tapestry needle to weave in the yarn ends and to sew the back of that, two buttons. Since the hat is knit flat, you can use any knitting needles you prefer.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJan 26, 2021
    ISBN9781716183690
    Leaf Lace Pixie Bonnet Knitting Pattern

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      Leaf Lace Pixie Bonnet Knitting Pattern - Agnese Iskrova

      Leaf Lace Pixie Bonnet Knitting Pattern

      Agnese Iskrova

      Copyright © 2021 by Agnese Iskrova

      Photography © 2021 by Agnese Iskrova

      All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review or scholarly journal.

      First Printing: 2021

      ISBN 978-1-716-18369-0

      A picture containing text, person, clothing Description automatically generatedA person wearing a hat Description automatically generated

      Size guide:

      The hat is stretchy. It will fit most in their age/size group.

      Newborn

      Head Circumference: 13 inches/33-34 cm

      0–3 months

      Head Circumference: 14 -15 inches/35.5 - 38cm

      3–6 months

      Head Circumference: 15 - 17 inches/37-43 cm

      0–6 months

      Head Circumference: up to 17 inches/43 cm

      6-12 months

      Head Circumference: 16.5 inches/44-47.5 cm

      12-24 months

      Head Circumference: 18-19.5 inches/46-50 cm

      2-4 years

      Head Circumference: 19.2-20 inches/49-51cm

      4-6 years

      Head Circumference:  19.5-21 inches/50-53cm

      6-10 years

      Head Circumference:  20 – 21.2 inches/51-54cm

      Important:

      Gauge: 19 stitches in 4inches (10cm) in stockinette stitch

      You will need yarn (up to 50 grams for the smallest size, up to 110 grams for the largest size), knitting needles to obtain the gauge, a tapestry needle to weave in the yarn ends and to sew the back of that, two buttons.

      Since the hat is knit flat, you can use any knitting needles you prefer.

      Yarn and needle size suggestions:

      LANA GROSSA Merino Uno (Merino Superwash Wool (100%), 50g; 125m (137 yds)) and 5mm (8 US) knitting needles

      ARTYARNS Luxe Merino (Merino Superwash Wool (100%), 100g; 164m (179 yds)) and 5.5mm (9 US) knitting needles

      SCHEEPJES Merino Soft Brush (Merino Superwash Wool (50%), Microfiber (50%), 50g; 105m (115 yds)) and 5mm (8 US) knitting needles

      ADRIAFIL Duo Comfort (Merino Superwash Wool (52%), Cotton (48%), 50g; 120m (131 yds)) and 4.5mm (7 US) knitting needles

      SCHEEPJES Merino Soft (Merino Superwash Wool (50%), Microfiber (50%), 50g; 105m (115 yds)) and 5mm (8 US) knitting needles

      KATIA Concept Alpaca Gold (Superfine Alpaca (73%), Nylon (20%), Metallic (7%), 25g; 120m (131 yds)) and 4.5mm (7 US) knitting needles

      YARN BEE Brushworks (Acrylic (80%), Alpaca (20%), 100g; 240m (262 yds)) and 4.5mm (7 US) knitting needles

      LION BRAND Pima Cotton (Cotton (100%), 100g; 170m (186 yds)) and 5mm (8 US) knitting needles

      SCHEEPJES Cahlista (Cotton (100%), 50g; 85m (93 yds)) and 5mm (8 US) knitting needles

      KATIA Polaris (Acrylic (100%), 100g; 236m (258 yds)) and 4mm (6 US) knitting needles

      SCHEEPJES Wanderlust (Acrylic (100%), 100g; 232m (254 yds)) and 4mm (6 US) knitting needles

      Abbreviations and techniques used in the pattern:

      Slip / sl – slip the stitch without it being knitted (or purled). It does not matter if it is slipped knitwise or purlwise.

      K - knit

      P – purl

      K2tog – knit 2

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