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Garden Goddess Hat Pattern

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The Garden Goddess Hat Pattern provides knitting instructions for you to make yourself a simple and chic knit hat for Winter.  We love knitting patterns like this that use Australian Merino wool because it's oh-so-soft!

Isis Knit Hat and Flower Pattern

Materials:

  • One skein of Tilli Tomas Flurries: 80% spun Australian Merino Wool, 20% beads, 130 yards per 100 gms
  • 1 US8 (5mm) set of US8 double pointed needles
  • 1 US8 (5 mm) 16" circular US8 needles (optional)
  • 1 US6 (4mm) knitting needles for flower
  • Stitch Marker
  • Tapestry Needle
  • Scissors

Gauge: 3.5 sts/4 rows = 1"

Finished Size: 20" circumference 

 

Instructions:

CO 8 sts over 3 double pointed needles

Round 1: join in round, knit in each stich around, place stitch marker.

Round 2: knit into the front and back (kfb) of each stitch around. (16 sts)

Round 3 (and all odd numbered rounds): knit around

Round 4: *kfb, k1. Repeat from * around. (24 sts)

Round 6: *kfb, k2. Repeat from * around, (32 sts)

Round 8: *kfb, k3. Repeat from * around. (40 sts)

Round 10: *kfb, k4. Repeat from * around. (48 sts)

Round 12: *kfb, k5. Repeat from * around. (56 sts)

Round 14: *kfb, k6. Repeat from * around. (64 sts)

Round 16: *kfb, k7. Repeat from * around. (72 sts)

Note: switch to circular needles when or if you are more comfortable with circulars than dpns.

Round 17: knit around.

Repeat Round 17 until hat measures 11" long.

Next round: *k5, k2tog. Repeat from * to last 2 sts: k2. (62 sts)

Next round: *k1, p1. Repeat from * around.

Repeat last round for 2".

Fasten off as follows: *K2tog, move the stitch on the right needle back to the left needle. Move yarn to the front. P2tog. Move the stitch on the right needle back to the left needle. Move yarn to the back. Repeat from * until you have 1 stitch remaining. Cut yarn, pull through last stitch to fasten off.

Weave in loose ends.
 

Flower:

Petal (make 7):

With Flurries and US6 knitting needles, CO 5 sts

Row 1, 3, 5, 8, 11: knit across (5 sts)

**Note: carry the cast on tail along on row 1, to weave in the loose end.

Row 2: k2, knit into the front, back and front of the same stitch (kfbf), k2 (7 sts)

Row 4: k3, kfbf, k3 (9 sts)

Row 6: k4, kfbf k4 (11 sts)

Row 7: k1, k2tog, k5, k2tog, k1 (9 sts)

Row 8: k1, ssk, k3, k2tog, k1 (7 sts)

Row 10: k1, ssk, k1, k2tog, k1 (5 sts)

Row 12: k1, s2kp, k1 (3 sts)

Row 13: p3tog. Fasten off.

Joining petals:

With right sides facing, pick up and knit 4 sts into each petal cast on edge (20 sts).

Row 1: p1, p2tog across to last stitch, p1 (11 sts)

Row 2: with right hand needle, pass the 2nd stitch over the first stitch on the left hand needle.

Pass the next stitch over the same first stitch on the left hand needle. Continue until the first stitch is the only stitch remaining. 

Fasten off. Weave in loose ends.

Note: when ever possible, carry along a loose end for a couple of stitches to reduce weaving in time.

For more craft projects from Kristin Omdahl of Styled By Kristin, check out her designer profile page.

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These instructions are incorrect. It wouldn't fit a cabbage patch doll!!!!

The name turned me off imediatly

Thank you for your comment. In light of recent events, we have decided to rename this pattern to the Garden Goddess Hat Pattern. - Kaylee, Editor

how can you use isis for a hat name are you a supporter?

Hi Member 6917512, Isis in this case was in reference to the ancient Egyptian goddess. Due to recent events, however, we have decided to rename the project to the Garden Goddess Hat Pattern. - Kaylee, Editor

Horrible name-turned me against th eentire project!

This pattern has since been renamed. Thank you for your comments and concern. Happy knitting! - Kaylee, Editor

Don't you think you should change the name of this hat? Isis is NOT a good name for anything.

I agree 100%. I immediately thought of the terrorists!

Hi GranMaMarj, We have since renamed the project. Thanks so much for your comment. - Kaylee, Editor

I had some trouble understanding the numbers given inches was too long a hat so I figured it must have be the measurement from ear to ear the instructions for the knit rows must have an error because there is a row eight labeled as a decrease row so this causes a need for readjusting the numbers gives as the name to each row row The number of petals for the flowers were seven so stitches as a total cannot be right if we knit four stitches in each petal cast on row which would be the wide side of the petals I made corrections here to cast on three stitches on the end of the petal p together If I am misunderstanding please let me know so I can learn and reduce my frustration with this pattern I appreciated that the pattern was available and free I am knitting itRead More as a chemo hat for a charity Thank you

Hi Pattiuso--Thanks for your comments and suggestions. I think your best action here would be to contact the designer. You can find a link to her profile page at the bottom of this project. You should find a way to contact her there and get your questions answered. If she does have a pattern update, we'll be happy to update this page as well so we can avoid any further confusion. Thanks so much!--FaveCrafts Editor

Wonderful! Thank you

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