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Owlette Hat

The document provides a knitting pattern for an Owlette Hat, including materials needed, gauge, and size instructions. It details the ribbing, owl pattern, crown decreases, and finishing steps, as well as abbreviations for knitting techniques. The final product is designed to fit a head size of approximately 21.5 - 23 inches and suggests adding button eyes and a pom-pom for decoration.

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Owlette Hat

The document provides a knitting pattern for an Owlette Hat, including materials needed, gauge, and size instructions. It details the ribbing, owl pattern, crown decreases, and finishing steps, as well as abbreviations for knitting techniques. The final product is designed to fit a head size of approximately 21.5 - 23 inches and suggests adding button eyes and a pom-pom for decoration.

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Owlette Hat

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Yarn: Bulky approximately 75 grams
Needle Size: 10 1/2 - or size needed to match gauge.
Gauge: 13 st = 4 inches
Notions: 14 buttons - either 1/4 inch craft buttons or larger for “better to see you with”
eyes!
Will make a hat to fit approximately a head size of 21.5 - 23 inches. If you need a larger
or smaller size, adjust your needle size.

Abbreviations:
K = knit
P = purl
K2tog = knit 2 stitches together
SKPSSO = slip one stitch, knit one stitch, pass the slip stitch over.
C4B = slip 2 stitches to a cable needle, hold in back. Knit 2 stitches. Then knit the 2
from cable needle.
C4F = slip 2 stitches to a cable needle, hold in front. Knit 2 stitches. Then knit the 2 from
cable needle.

Ribbing Section:
• Cast on 68 stitches and set up to work in the round.
• Work 2x2 ribbing for 10 rows.
• Knit one row, increasing 2 stitches in this round so that you have 70 stitches now.
• Knit two rows

Owl Pattern Section:


Row1: (K2, P8, place marker) - repeat 6 times more
Row2: (P2, K8, slip marker) - repeat 6 times more
Row3: Repeat row 2
Row4: (P2, C4B, C4F, slip marker) - repeat 6 times more
Rows 5-11: Repeat row 2
Row 12: Repeat row 4
Row 13: Repeat row 2
Rows 14 and 15: (P2, K1, P2, K2, P2, K1) - repeat 6 times more
Rows 16 and 17: Repeat row 2
Row 18: Repeat row 4
Row 19: Repeat row 2

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Crown and Decrease:
Knit 3 rows
Dec row 1: (K1, K2tog, K4, SKPSSO, K1) - repeat 6 more times
Row 2: Knit all stitches
Dec row 3: (K1, K2tog, K3, SKPSSO, K1) - repeat 6 more times
Row 4: Knit all stitches
Dec row 5: (K1, K2tog, K2, SKPSSO, K1) - repeat 6 more times
Row 6: Knit all stitches
Dec row 7: (K1, K2tog, K1, SKPSSO, K1) - repeat 6 more times
Row 8: Knit all stitches
Dec row 9: (K1, K2tog, SKPSSO, K1) - repeat 6 more times
Row 10: Knit all stitches
Dec row 11: (K1, K2tog, K1) - repeat 6 more times
Row 12: Knit all stitches
Dec row 13: (K1, K2tog) - repeat 6 more times
Row 14: Knit all stitches
Dec row 15: (K2tog) - repeat 6 more times

Finishing:
• Cut yarn with about a 12-inch tail. Thread a tapestry needle and pass through all
stitches and remove from the needles as you go.
• Pull tight and weave in tail.
• Weave in Beginning tail.
• Sew on button eyes.
• I like to add a pom-pom onto the top of the hat.

Go out and enjoy the next full moon and hoot!

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copyright 2019 - Augello Designs

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