This fun project in knitted in the round using the magic loop method (easy to follow instructions included).

This Panda Hat is knitted with the Magic Loop method of knitting in the round using 36” or longer #7 circular needles. Easy-to-follow instructions for learning the Magic Loop are included. Features are knitted and sewn on after the hat is completed.

This Sock Monkey Hat is knitted with the Magic Loop method of knitting in the round using 36” or longer #7 circular needles. Easy-to-follow instructions for learning the Magic Loop and inside out 3-needle bind off are included. Features are knitted and sewn on after the hat is completed.

This is a modified pattern from Kathryn Andrews Elegant Knit Crown (available at http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/elegant-knit-crown). I made it into a hat and changed a few areas that weren’t clear to me. The original crown has different sizes, but since I just made a hat for a newborn that is what I have here.

This Newborn Puppy hat is knitted with the Magic Loop method of knitting on 36” or longer #7 circular needles. Easy-to-follow instructions for Magic Loop are included.

This is the perfect project to learn many new stitches and techniques. You can also use up your worsted weight scrap yarn and make each block unit a different color, change colors as you run out of yarn, alternate 2 colors or make the scarf all one color. The possibilities are endless. Directions are given for each block a different color.