Ultimate Guide to Knitting a Stylish Hat with Pom Pom


You’ll Need:
150g of 100% acrylic yarn;
Knitting needles size 2 and 5.
Instructions
Cast on 64 stitches using knitting needles size 2 and create 2 rows with a 1 x 1 rib pattern. Change to knitting needles size 5 and knit 10 additional rows.
Row Instructions
For the 13th row: * knit stitch, catch the strip of the corresponding purl from the wrong side (it looks like knit stitch) in the 5th row, throw it on the left-hand knitting needle and make purl two together *; repeat from * to * to the end of the row;
For rows 14th to 24th: continue with the ornament pattern;
For rows 25th, 37th, 49th, 61st, and 73rd: repeat the instructions from the 13th row.
Final Rows and Finishing Touches
In the 85th row, execute knit two together / purl two together.
Complete 10 rows of stockinette stitch, leave a long end, and tighten the open stitches with it.
Remove the contrast yarn. Stitch your work together using the Kitchener stitch.
Create a pom pom and attach it as a decoration to the hat.
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Please explain what “ due to the ornament” mean in your pattern?
Due to the pattern or as sts face
I would love the pattern but I could not find it. Can you help me raba63@aol.com Thanks
Hello, Barbara! The pattern is above the pictures