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This knitting pattern includes written instructions on how to knit the hat in 3 different sizes. There is a chart for the colorwork section. Intended for a beginner to intermediate knitter, this pattern covers increases, stranded colorwork, and decreases. It includes instructions on how to knit a great, well fitting hat with a bit of slouch.

Create a hat celebrating Jake the Dog! This hat was created with an avid Jake the Dog fan in mind. Even when he is casting his expandable body around Ooo, showing bugs how to shake it, or enjoying tea time with Cinnamon Bun, you will always enjoy his homely visage upon your head.

~Color work hat pattern that walks you through the basics of how to knit my Llama hat. Pattern is easily modified to knit hats ranging from child sized to extra large, however, I do not go over how to do that in this pattern. This pattern will get you a hat that is 22 inches in circumference and 9 inches from brim to crown. It is a slouchy knit...

Hello! Pattern is very bare bones, with just a few instructions and a chart. Also, for the moment is only for one potholder (although you could just double it for two.) Pattern expects you to know how to double knit.

Hat pattern is now in 3 different size variations. There is a child size, which is 16 inches around the brim, a regular size, 20 inches around the brim, and a super slouchy size, which is 20 inches around the brim as well, but is baggier in the back.

This hat is knitted in the round, in Double Knit after the ribbed brim. Pattern provides tips for Double Knitting, a Chart for the colorwork, and tips for Decreasing while Double Knitting. Also, has a photo tutorial on how I did the embroidery.