Unleash your creativity with my adorable Easter bunny hat KNITTING PATTERN for Maileg mouse! Dive into the world of miniature fashion and craft a stylish rabbit helmet for your beloved toys. With detailed instructions and video support, even beginners can master this delightful project. Transform your Big Sister / Brother, Mom / Dad, or even teddy baby into a trendsetter with this charming knit outfit. Let your imagination run wild and bring joy to your tiny companions with every stitch!

Bunny helmet KNIT PATTERN includes 6 pages, 10 video tips and 18 photos. Knit hat fits for the toys with a head approx. 12 cm / 4.72 inches’ diameter. Perfect for Big Sister/Brother, Mom/Dad, Grandparents Mice and Teddy Baby Maileg.
Using a different yarn and larger/smaller needles, you can make this model fits the toy with different parameters.

The pattern is written in detail but you must be familiar with basic knit stitches and techniques such as:

• cast on/cast off;
• how to make knit and purl stitches;
• work ‘back and forth’ on 2 knitting needles.

The pattern has an additional information and video supports:

• how to knit the tie in one piece with the hat;
• method of invisible seam;
• how to cast on stitches of two colors properly;
• how to switch color using intarsia technique properly.

Materials and Tools:

• Fingering semi wool yarn, 3 ply, 550 m / 100 g
• double-pointed knitting needles 1.5 mm
• crochet hook 1.5 mm (for auxiliary function)

YARN SKEINS for miniature clothes: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bannannabearspattern/?etsrc=sdt...

The pattern is supplied as an instantly downloadable digital PDF file, so you will need a PDF reader such as Adobe Reader to open, print and save the file.

PLEASE NOTE! This tutorial is my copyrighted design and is made for personal use only, it cannot be used for commercial purposes, forwarding, publication, transfer to other persons and other wholly or partly distribution is prohibited! You may utilize the hat that you make using this tutorial as you wish: give as a present, sell it, etc. However, posting pictures of the hats that are made using this tutorial on the Internet or in printed publications there should be reference to me as the author – “knitted by the pattern of Hanna @BannAnnaBears”
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