Sunday, February 13, 2011

Needlework: Knitted Hat, Cowl and Mittens for Adults

The HAT pattern is free from Lion Brand Yarn. I knit it using two strands of 4 ply yarn simultaneously.  I did not join it to work in a round.  Instead I purled every other row and sewed up the seam when completed.   
These easy to make MITTENS are from the Feb. 2011 issue of Woman's Day magazine.  The pattern comes in Women's medium using a size 10.5 needle. I used size 11 and this made a larger mitten. I also make both mittens at the same time to assure they are the same finished size.
The COWL is very easy to make and looks great.  The pattern is available free from Lions Brand Yarn.  I did use a size 11 needle instead of size 9.  Pictured is the cowl in size L/XL.    
For the HEADBAND, I cast on 10 stitches using two strands of yarn and K2, P2 until the desired length was reached.  After casting off and joining the ends, I crocheted 2 rows of single crochet around each edge for a finished look.  Just a way to use up some leftover yarn!

I am linking to most of these BLOG PARTIES

23 comments:

WobiSobi said...

These are all so beautiful!!

momstheword said...

I love how the brim of the hat flips up, and I love the cowl, too. Too cute!

Thanks for linking up to Making Your Home Sing Monday!

Jill said...

That cowl is gorgeous! And thanks for highlighting some free patterns! I love it when people share their work!

Thanks for linking to a Round Tuit this week!
Hope you have a great week!

Jill @ Creating my way to Success
http://www.jembellish.blogspot.com/

BK said...

I love them. Beautiful :). Wishing you a happy Tuesday.

BK

bkwalkerscafe.com

Tanyia said...

I am a new follower from Follow Me Chickadee! Would love to have you come follow me as well! happy Tuesday!

Donnie said...

I love how they all turned out. Great job.

XmasDolly said...

Guess I'm already following you. I'm from FMBT! Hope you're having a great day! Your recipe looks scrumptious.

Family-Friendly Product Reviews said...

Wow, those all look great! You're very talented!

Thanks so much for dropping by the Be-Bop-A Blog Hop! I'm a follower and I hope you'll stop by again soon! Have a great day! :)

maisondemarrakech said...

I love your items! They are really nice, and very trendy for this year. I especially like the black one.
Visit me at my moroccan fashion design blog:

www.maisonmarrakech2010.blogspot.com

Thanks!
Reina

Annie Dee said...

Hi! Found you on the Friday blog hop! Love your blog design, would love it if you stopped by my new post ~

http://anniedees.com/the-stapelia-company/

Ginger said...

Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!

Becky@Beyond The Picket Fence said...

Very pretty, I love the plum one! Thanks for linking up to Beyond The Picket Fence.

Threeundertwo said...

I love these! Thanks so much for linking up to Finished for Friday.

Beth said...

You've been busy as usual....such great projects!

Thanks for linking up to Fibers on Friday!

SJ @ Homemaker On A Dime said...

I'm crazy about crocheted stuff and these are so adorable. I'm a follower from Meet and Follow Sunday and I'd love if you follow back for more mutual blog visits :)

shah wharton said...

Thanks for linking up to my humble hop over at wordsinsync. I love this little set. Not much call for it in Dubai but would be perfect for visits home to UK. Alas I do not share you talent or patience for this craft, so I'll just admire yours instead. Shah .X ;D

Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage said...

How on earth do you manage to make sooo many wonderful things, so quickly? I would probably still be on the project you showed us months ago. lol By the way your cowls and hats look really cute displayed on your wire girl form. ;)

Thanks for linking to the party this week.

Blessings,
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/

paintedlady89 said...

This is the fist time tvist your blog! I am so happy that I dd. Tan you for sharn your wonderful knittiing nd the pce to get the ptterns- an most of all your hints and tips. One question..did you use larger needles on your projects to make them larger or just to loosen the fabric?
Gigi

Jenn Erickson said...

Beautiful work all the way around, but the elegant stying of those cowls I adore the very most! Thank you so much for coming back to share again at Rook No. 17! Jenn

Naturally Me Creations said...

The last one is so cute! :)

Cherie said...

I love your knitted items! I am a new follower... thanks for posting your item in my Sweet Saturdays Link Party!

Mamawj's Moment Away said...

Hi I found your lovely blog on the blog hop link from the blog "living the life with riley Wednesday blog hop" and now follow your blog on GFC < lovely blog,I love the knitted sets you have here & that wire maker stand is just too cute! Being a seamstress of 33yrs thats the one thing I never done was knit but I sure envy & admire those that do it so well. Hope you can visit my blog and join me too on GFC & networked blogs. Have a great day & I look forward to visiting your blog often, it's very pretty & up lifting. Have a great day & God Bless> Julie from
http://mamawjsmomentaway.blogspot.com/

Nora B. Peevy said...

Hi,

I found you on the Weekend Creation Blog Hop. I crochet, but not year-round. I'm a writer.

You are very talented. I love that cowl.

-Nora

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