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Jolly Elf Hat

By: Jessie Rayot from jessieathome.com

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Jolly Elf Hat
Jolly Elf Hat
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"You will be the life of the party in this adorable Jolly Elf Hat! Featuring sparkly stripes and the softest fur trim, this hat is just plain fun. It’s written in sizes toddler to adult large, so you can make them for the whole family. Red Heart Holiday yarn and Boutique Fur come in several colors, so you can change things up a bit for hat as well! Size: Toddler (Child Small, Child, Adult, Adult Large) Fits head size: 16 (18, 20, 22, 24) inches Measures: 14 (16, 18, 20, 22) Yarn: Red Heart Boutique Fur, Polar: Color A; 1 ball Red Heart Holiday, White: Color B; 1 ball Red Heart Holiday, Red: Color C; 1 ball"

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Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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elocin1104 2800379

Dec 06, 2017

I am in love with this elf hat! If I was the type to send Christmas cards, I would totally make these for my family to wear for the picture! I still might make them for my family, since they are so cute! If you do not like the red and white, you could trade the red for green and still be christmas-y!

Catsitt

Jan 31, 2017

I just love this elf hat. It's so festive a really clever idea! I think I will give it a go this Christmas with a green mix in it as well, depending on how it goes I might end up making one for my partner and our dog as well! Thank you for the idea and the pattern it's very much appreciated )

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