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"I see that your comment is from 2018, so I hope you've found a good working method by now, but if you haven't here's my way of dealing with lace knitting. I use stitch markers between the repeats in the pattern. It helps to think of the YO and k2tog as a couple. Unless there's a decrease somewhere, they have to be somewhere together as a couple. Count your stitches after knitting each repeat until you get comfortable with the YO and k2tog stitches. I also use a Post-it note to follow along with a chart. Cover up everything except the row you are on. It takes a moment to readjust them after each row, but it saves me time in the long run when I lose my place in a chart. Best wishes!"
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"How did you make it with the third line of the pattern instructing you to work 5 rows and end up with 7 stitches on row 9 with an increase row in between, it refers to the lace pattern at right, but there are no right and there are no at right instructions, just wondering how you completed it with what appear to be errors in the pattern?"
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Kitty Seed Stitch Hat

By: Amurushka Amur from crazyhands.net
Kitty Seed Stitch Hat
Kitty Seed Stitch Hat
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"The Kitty Seed Stitch Hat is a fun knit accessory to attract people's attention plus it is an easy project for beginners. The hat can be easily adjusted from adult to kid or even newborn size. Be creative and embroider kitty's eyes, mouth and whiskers and get a perfect look for Halloween. This project is ideal for those who would like to try their hand at knitting hats. Follow the knitting pattern and make a perfect gift for your beloved ones."

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Beginner

Knitting Needle Size4 or 3.5 mm

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

Materials List

  • 5 Double Pointed Knitting Needles 3.5 mm (US 4) or circular needles
  • Bonito Lanoso 49% wool, 51% acrylic. Red color: 100 grams -300 m per skein– less than one ball
  • Tapestry needle
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lcarr

 

Jan 13, 2017

This is a really cute hat. I will definitely be trying this one, but I would love to make it is child size. The pattern only has adult size. I could try adjusting it according to gauge, or maybe I will just go down a yarn weight and needle size. Does anyone know if the designer will be releasing a child size version?

Susan S

 

Oct 20, 2016

This is an adorable hat! I'd never guess that the ears and body are all one piece the way the ears are made by sewing two corners of the hat together is so clever and easy. Seed stitch is so pretty and neat-looking and in my opinion, it's one of the basic stitches every knitter should know by heart. If I had a little girl I'd definitely make this as part of her Halloween cat costume.

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