Extra Large Knitted Kippah by Heidi Rotberg

This is a fast, easy kippah knit in the round using both a 16” circular needle and a 40” circular needle for Magic Loop. It makes a kippah about 5” in diameter. I find it easier to start on the 16” circular needle and then switch to Magic Loop, but you can do the whole kippah using Magic Loop if you prefer. It can be knit in Fingering or DK yar...

This is a fast, easy kippah that you can knit in Fingering or DK weight yarn. The finished diameter is about 5”, but you can make it larger or smaller in multiples of 3 stitches. Gauge is not important. The number of stitches remaining on the needle when stopping the German Short Rows (GSR) is ⅓ of the number of cast on stitches.The pattern wor...

Simple hat with a rolled brim, designed to fit close to the head. It’s an easy way to experiment with different stitches for a hat knitted in the round, without having to knit an entire hat in that stitch. Uses any worsted weight yarn of your choice. You can change the order of the stitch patterns, make the hat longer by adding rows, and make t...