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![Lang Yarns: MC - Mille Colori Baby #85 / CC - Merino 200 Bebe Color #509. The Mille Colori Baby could have been used for both MC and CC by working from both ends.](https://images4-f.ravelrycache.com/uploads/leitmotif/873925787/IMG_3426_small2.jpeg)
![Urth Yarns: MC - Uneek Fingering #3018 / CC - Monokrom Fingering #3053. Due to the length of the color shifting repeats of this yarn, I wound off groups of colors to work with that were most harmonious for this small design.](https://images4-g.ravelrycache.com/uploads/leitmotif/874600985/IMG_7044_small2.jpeg)
![Urth Yarns: MC - Uneek Fingering #3018 / CC - Harvest Fingering "Cherry". Again in this hat, I used sections of the Uneek after winding them off into smaller balls to stay within the same color family.](https://images4-g.ravelrycache.com/uploads/leitmotif/874600920/IMG_7038_small2.jpeg)
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![Spun Right Round - Classic Sock: MC - "Belly Flop" / CC - "The Big Teal Wave". If you prefer to highlight variegated yarn like this more, you can switch the technique used for knitting the short-row sections so that it is only done in stockinette stitch instead of garter.](https://images4-g.ravelrycache.com/uploads/leitmotif/874600895/IMG_7022_small2.jpeg)
![Spun Right Round - Classic Sock: MC - "Ink" / CC - "Pack Your Maniac". This is a nice example showing how lovely a simple solid can look when used as the main color and then bringing subtle variation into the design with a variegated yarn for the line color.](https://images4-g.ravelrycache.com/uploads/leitmotif/874601019/IMG_7058_small2.jpeg)
Lindal Pixie Hat (Baby)
The design for the “Lindal Pixie Hat” was inspired by the work of Marin Melchior of MarinJa Knits. After knitting her Butterfly Cowl, I came up with the idea for this pattern. This pattern is written with her knowledge.
I feel that Marin’s Butterfly Cowl is a great introduction to short-row knitting. If you have never tried this technique before, I would encourage anyone interested in knitting this hat to first purchase her pattern available here: https://www.marinjaknits.com/shop/p/butterfly-cowl or on Ravelry at https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/butterfly-cowl-11. If you have knit in this style before, you will find this hat a joy to make and add to your own collection!
Size: The hat is written for one size measuring app. 5.5” high x 6.5” from tip of forehead to bottom center back as measured on the angle, however by adjusting the needle size it can be adjusted to fit newborn baby to a 9 month old child.
Yarn: This hat is shown in several different yarns. I love the way that the color pooling occurs with Lang Yarns specified above. Other yarns that work very well for this pattern are Urth Uneek with either Urth Harvest or Urth Monokrom. I have also worked with Spun Right Right yarns as you will see in the photographs. You will need approximately 30g of yarn for the main color and 15g for line color.
Finishing: Tassel making instructions are intentionally not included in the pattern due to apparel safety guidelines. While shown with these elements, the instructions for this hat are for the main body of the hat ONLY. As regulatory environments differ from country to country, it is the responsibility of the individual making this product to understand labeling standards and safety guidelines for sale or use of the completed garment. The hat is designed to be made and wearable without embellishment. If you do decide to add tassels, you will need a small additional amount of yarn. There are numerous videos on DIY versions and Clover models also include great instruction.
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- First published: September 2022
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