Fox and Pine Stitches

Supplies:
Yarn – Any worsted #4 weight. The yarn used in the photos is Loops & Threads
Impeccable. You will need one ball of each color to complete the hat.
Green Hat – White, Skylight, Sea Green, Aqua.
Purple Hat – White, Petunia, Lavender, Eggplant.
Purchase online: (Amazon USA) (Amazon Canada) (Michaels)
Other acrylic options to consider – Red Heart Super Saver, Bernat Super Value.
Wool blend option to consider – Lion Brand Wool Ease (#4 weight).
Needles – Please check your gauge before starting as you may need to go up or down a
needle size to get the fit just right. Size US 6 /4mm 16” long circular needles for the
brim. Size US 7/4.5mm, 16” long circular needles for the body; US 7/4.5mm double
pointed needles for the decrease.
Darning needle, stitch marker, measuring tape and scissors.
Gauge:
4” x 4” = 16 stitches and 23 rows in stocking stitch.
Be sure to check your gauge to ensure the hat will fit properly.
Abbreviations:
K = Knit
P = Purl
K2tog = Knit two together
MC = Main color
CC = Contrast color
Sizes:
0-3 Months, 3-12 Months, 1-2 Years (toddler), 3-12 Years (child), Teen/Women, Men
Recommended head circumference for each size:
0-3 Months – 13-15” 3-12 Years – 19-21”
3-12 Months – 15-18” Teen/Women – 21-22″
1-2 Years – 18-19” Men – 23-24”
Note on the design: You will begin your hat in the main color (Walnut Tweed). Begin
following the chart on the first K all row, after you have completed the ribbing. This can
be found on the 2nd last page of the pattern. Repeat the chart row until you get to the
end of each round. The chart is the same for all sizes. In the pattern, you will see it says
to “K all until your work measures ___” total length”. This normally takes 20-22 k all rows
(plus the brim) to complete the recommended length for each size with the given gauge.
The chart is 22 rows. Once you have completed the chart, measure your work. If you
have not yet reached the recommended height, continue working in your main color. If
your work happens to measures slightly longer than the recommended length, that is ok.
You can either start decreasing after you finish the chart or end the chart early.
Ribbing Options: The brown hat is made with a K1P1 ribbing. The two colored hats are
made with a K2P2 ribbing. The pattern is made with K2P2 but the thinner ribbing also
works up great.
Directions:
0 – 3 Months:
Cast on 48 stitches on your smaller circular needles.
Join.
Begin by working *K2 P2; repeat from * to the end of the round for 6 rounds.
Switch to your larger circular needles and begin working the chart.
K all until your work measures 4.25” total length.
Decrease (switch to double pointed needles when the hat becomes too tight to fit around
the circular needles):
*K4, K2together; repeat from * to end.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
*K2together; repeat from * to end.

Cut yarn and weave through the remaining stitches. Insert the tail into the hat through
the middle opening and pull to close up the top. Secure the tail tightly on the inside and
weave in the end.
Your hat should measure approximately 12” around (unstretched) and 5.75” total length.
3-12 Years (child):
Join.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
weave in the end.
Teen/Women:

Join.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
weave in the end.
Men:
Cast on 88 stitches on your smaller circular needles. Join.
K all until your work measures 7” total length.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
Cut yarn and weave through the

remaining stitches. Insert the tail into
the hat through the middle opening
and pull to close up the top. Secure
the tail tightly on the inside and
weave in the end.
Your hat should measure

approximately 20” around
(unstretched) and 9.5” total length.
Color Chart:
Supplies:
Yarn – Any worsted #4 weight.
The yarn used in the photos is Loops & Threads Impeccable Tweed (Brown and
Walnut).
Gauge:
Abbreviations:
K = Knit
P = Purl
Sizes:
0-3 Months – 13-15” 3-12 Years – 19-21”

1-2 Years – 18-19” Men – 23-24”
Directions:
3-12 Years (child):
Join.
Switch to your larger circular needles.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
weave in the end.
Move on to the ears (directions below).
Teen/Women:
Join.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
weave in the end.
Men:
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
weave in the end.
Making The Ears
Use the same size needles you used for the main section of the hat (not the brim). Cast
on 18 stitches. Leave at least a 6 inch tail to attach the ear onto the hat.
Row 1-5: K all (18 sts). Turn.
Row 6 – Sl st, K2tog, K5, K2tog, K5, K2tog, Sl st. (15 stitches)
Row 7 – K2tog, K2, K2tog, K3, K2tog, K2, K2tog. (11 stitches)
Row 8 – K2tog, K1, K2tog, K1, K2tog, K1, K2tog (7 stitches)
Row 9 – K2tog, K3, K2tog (5 stitches)
Row 10 – K2tog, K1, K2tog (3 stitches)

Row 11 – K2tog, K1 (2 stitches)
Row 12 – Ktog (1 stitch)
Cut tail, leaving 6 inches to attach ear onto hat. Pull the tail through the remaining stitch.
Make two ears.
Using a darning needle, weave the 1 st tail (attached at the corner) along the bottom edge
of the ear, passing the 2 nd tail and continuing to the other corner. Pull the tail to shape
the ear into a half circle.
Attach the ear to the edge of the hat. Weave the tail in and out all along the base of the
ear and hat to secure it properly. Make sure to tack the corners of the ear to keep it in
place and give it a nice shape.
Repeat for the second ear, making sure they are placed evenly on the hat.
Attach a button or leather tag (optional).

Supplies:
Yarn – Any worsted #4 weight. Pompom – Any #6 chunky yarn.
The yarn used in the photos is Loops & Threads Impeccable for the hat and Lion Brand
Wool Ease Thick & Quick for the pompom.
Darning needle, stitch marker, measuring tape, pompom maker and scissors.
Gauge:
Abbreviations:
K = Knit
P = Purl

Sizes:
0-3 Months – 13-15” 3-12 Years – 19-21”
1-2 Years – 18-19” Men – 23-24”
Directions:
3-12 Years (child):
Cast on 72 stitches on your smaller circular needles with the color white.
Join.
Switch to your larger circular needles and to the color red.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 8 rounds.

weave in the end.
Your hat should measure approximately 16” around (unstretched).
Teen/Women:
Cast on 80 stitches on your smaller circular needles with the color white. Join.
Decrease (switch to double pointed needles when the hat becomes too tight to fit
around):
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 8 rounds.
weave in the end.
Men:
Cast on 88 stitches on your smaller circular needles with the color white. Join.
Decrease (switch to double pointed needles when the hat becomes too tight to fit
around)
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 4 rounds.
K all for 8 rounds.
weave in the end.

Supplies:
Yarn – Lion Brand Thick & Quick yarn (Super Bulky 6). Colors Fisherman, Grass and
Cranberry.
Needles – US 13/9mm or whichever size needed to obtain gauge. Size US 13/9mm

circular needles, 16” long and US 13/9mm double pointed needles for the decrease, if
desired.
Darning needle, stitch marker, pompom maker, measuring tape and scissors. I use
the Clover brand pompom makers – size 2.5” (green) size for the newborn and 0-3
month hats; and the 3 3/8” (blue) size for the larger sizes.
Gauge:
4” x 4” = 9 stitches and 12 rows in stocking stitch (same as pattern). I recommend using

US 13 needles, but if you are a loose knitter you may need to drop down to US 11 or go
up to US 15 for tighter knitters.
Be sure to check your gauge to ensure the hat will fit your little one properly.
Abbreviations:
K = Knit
P = Purl
Sizes:
Newborn, 0-3 Months, 3-6 Months, 6-12 Months, 1-3 Years, 4-12 Years, Women, Men.
Colors:
The pattern for the Santa version, shown below, is available here.
Tip – When I knit my hats using stripes or color changes I like to use the Jogless Stripes
method to switch colors. If this is unfamiliar to you, there are some great tutorials on
YouTube and Pinterest that you may want to check out to see if you’d like to include it in
your work.
Note on Decrease: When working your decrease rows towards the top of the hat,
you won’t always have enough stitches to complete the last full set of *K3, K2together*.
That is ok! Work through the decrease round until you come to the last stitch. Then
move on to the K all 3 rows, even if you didn’t finish with a K2together on the last
stitches of the decrease round.
Directions:
4-12 Years
Cast on 34 stitches on your circular needle in the color Grass.
Join.
Begin by working *K1 P1; repeat from * to the end of the round – for 7 rounds.
Switch to the color Fisherman. For the remainder of the hat, complete 3 rows of
Fisherman, 3 rows of Cranberry, repeat.
P all for 1 round.
K all for 11 rounds.
Decrease:
K all for 3 rounds.
Repeat these four rounds (1 decrease row, 3 K all rows) until you have 6 stitches left.
While working these rounds, depending on the number of stitches on your needles, on
some decrease rows you will not have enough stitches to complete the last full set of
*K3, K2together; repeat from * to end. That is ok! Work through the decrease round with
the number of stitches you have until you come to the last stitch. Then move on to the K
all 3 rows. Switch to the double pointed needles when it is too tight to knit around the
circular needles
Once you have 6 stitches remaining, K all for 3 rounds. Finish here, or continue adding
K all rounds if you would like that hat longer.
Cut yarn and weave through the remaining stitches. Pull the end tight to close up the top
of the hat. Make pompom using a pompom maker and attach to the top of the hat.
Women
Join.
P all for 1 round.
Decrease:
K all for 3 rounds.
circular needles
Men
Join.
P all for 1 round.
Decrease:
K all for 3 rounds.
circular needles
Supplies:
Yarn – Lion Brand Thick & Quick yarn (Super Bulky 6). Colors – Cranberry and
Fisherman.
Order online: (Lion Brand) (Amazon USA) (Amazon Canada) (Michaels) (Love Crafts)
Needles – US 13/9mm or whichever size needed to obtain gauge. Size US 13/9mm

circular needles, 16” long and US 13/9mm double pointed needles for the decrease, if
desired.
Darning needle, stitch marker, pompom maker, measuring tape and scissors. I use
the Clover brand pompom makers – I use size 2.5″ green for the double pompoms. It
also looks great using the larger pompom maker for a more accentuated style.
Gauge:
4” x 4” = 9 stitches and 12 rows in stocking stitch (same as pattern). I recommend using

US 13 needles, but if you are a loose knitter you may need to drop down to US 11 or go
up to US 15 for tighter knitters.
Be sure to check your gauge to ensure the hat will fit your little one properly.
Abbreviations:
K = Knit
P = Purl

Sizes:
Newborn, 0-3 Months, 3-6 Months, 6-12 Months, 1-3 Years, 4-12 Years, Women
Colors:
Start your hat in the color Fisherman. Once you complete the ribbing rows at the base,
switch to Cranberry.
Directions:
4-12 Years
Cast on 34 stitches on your circular needle.
Join.
Decrease: *K2, K2tog; repeat from * to last two stitches, K2. (26 stitches)
Next row – K all.
Next row – *K2, K2tog; repeat from * to last two stitches, K2. (20 stitches)
Next row – K all.
Cut yarn and weave through the remaining stitches. Insert tail into the hat through the
middle and pull to close up the top. Secure the tail tightly on the inside and weave in the
end. Make pompom using a pompom maker and attach to the top of the hat.
Women
Cast on 36 stitches on your circular needle.
Join.
Decrease: *K2, K2tog; repeat from * to end. (27 stitches)
Next row – K all.
Next row – *K2, K2tog; repeat from * to last three stitches, K1, K2tog. (20 stitches)
Next row – K all.
Cut yarn and weave through the remaining stitches. Insert tail into the hat through the
middle and pull to close up the top. Secure the tail tightly on the inside and weave in the
end. Make two pompom using a pompom maker and attach to the top of the hat. See
below for more information on attaching the pompoms.
Making & Attaching the pompoms:

Secure the tail at the top where you completed the hat before attaching the pompoms.
To ensure your two pompoms are symmetrical and the same size, wrap the yarn around
the pompom maker the same number of times for each pompom. I wrap it around
enough times that it is snug when closing the pompom maker after wrapping. When
tying off your pompom, make sure the ends of that piece of yarn are long enough to
attach to the hat. Once made and tied off, trim the pompom using sharp scissors.
When attaching the pompoms, you want the two end pieces to weave into the hat from
top to bottom, rather than side to side. This helps the pompom to stay in place and
doesn’t move around as much when it is being worn. I like to keep 3 bars between the
two gaps where I weave in the pompom ends. I start mine one or two bars below the
center of the hat, depending on which size hat I am making (1 bar for sizes Newborn to
6-12 Months, two bars for the larger sizes).
Tie the two ends very tightly on the inside several times to ensure it does not come
undone. Next insert the end into your darning needle and poke it back through the
pompom and pull through. Trim the end so that it is even with the rest of the pompom.
Repeat for the second end. When attaching the second pompom, make sure they are
even before doing the final ties and make adjustments if needed.
Supplies:
Yarn – Any worsted #4 weight.
The yarn used in the photos is Loops & Threads Impeccable. Colors used – Chocolate
and Soft Taupe.
Gauge:
Abbreviations:
K = Knit
P = Purl
Sizes:
0-3 Months – 13-15” 3-12 Years – 19-21”
1-2 Years – 18-19” Men – 23-24”
Directions:
3-12 Years (child):
Join.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
weave in the end.
Teen/Women:
Join.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.

weave in the end.
Men:
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
K all.
weave in the end.
Making The Ears
Use the same size needles you used for the main section of the hat (not the brim).
Outer Ear (make 2):
Cast on 12 in main color.
Row 1 – Purl. Turn after completing each row.
Row 2 – Knit
Row 3 – Purl
Row 4 – Knit
Row 5 – Purl
Row 6 – Knit
Row 7 – Purl
Row 8 – K1, K2tog, K6, K2tog, K1 (10 left)
Row 9 – Pearl
Row 10 – K2tog 5 times (5 left)
Cut yarn and weave through the remaining 5 stitches. After, weave through the 1 st stitch
again to secure all the stitches and create a round shape at the top.
Inner Ear (make 2):
Cast on 10 in contrast color.
Row 1 – Knit. Turn after completing each row.
Row 2 – Purl
Row 3 – Knit
Row 4 – Purl
Row 5 – K1, K2tog, K4, K2tog, K1 (8 left)
Row 6 – Purl
Row 7 – K2tog 4 times (4 left).
Cut yarn and weave through the remaining 4 stitches. After, weave through the 1 st stitch
again to secure all the stitches and create a round shape at the top.
Attaching The Ears:
Place the inner and outer ear pieces together. The purl sides go on the inside (touching
one another) and the knit sides facing the outside. The outer ear should frame the inner
ear.
Using the contrast color tail, begin stitching the two pieces together. When picking up on
the inner ear, insert your needle into the turn stitches. When picking up on the outer ear,
insert your needle into the 1st pearl stitch of each row (not the turn stitch). This will hide
the yarn along the back the best possible. If you pick up the turn stitch on the outer ear,
the contrast color yarn will be visible on the front and back of the ear
Continue working up the ear to the top and back down the other side. When you get to
the tip of the ear, tuck the two tails from when you finished the ear pieces into the inside
of the ear. Once you finish the ear, give those two ends a gentle tug if you want to adjust
the shape of the ear at the top. Tuck these tails inside the ear or cut if they are quite
long. Do not cut the two tails from the starting of each ear piece. If the contrast yarn is
showing along the back, gently pull the white stitches next to it to try and hide it. If the
pink is fully exposed on the back, you may be inserting your needle into the wrong spot.
When attaching the ears to the hat, use the contrast color tail to attach along that same
colored section of the ear and main color tail to stitch along the sides and back.
Repeat for the second ear, making sure they are placed evenly on the hat.
MR- magic/amigurumi ring
sc – single crochet (the number indicated the number of sc)
hdc – half double crochet
ch – chain
inc – increase =2 sts into one st
dec – decrease =2 sts together
sl st – slip stitch
t – number of repeats
1 rnd: work in pink

6 sc into MR = 6 sc
2 rnd: (inc)* 6t = 12 sc
3 rnd: (inc, 1 sc)* 6t = 18 sc
4 rnd: 1 sc,inc, (2 sc,inc)* 5t, 1 sc = 24 sc
5 rnd: (3 sc,inc)* 6t = 30 sc
6 rnd: 2 sc,inc, (4 sc,inc)* 5t, 2 sc = 36 sc
7 rnd: (5 sc,inc)* 6t = 42 sc
8 rnd: 3 sc, inc, (6 sc, inc)* 5t, 3 sc = 48 sc
9 rnd: (7 sc,inc)* 6t = 54 sc
10-25 rnds: 54 sc
When using safety eyes, set them in round 20 with the distance of 8 sc between them
26 rnd: (7 sc, dec) 6t = 48 sc
27 rnd: 3 sc, dec, (6 sc, dec)* 5t, 3 sc = 42 sc
28 rnd: (5 sc,dec)* 6t = 36 sc
29 rnd: 2 sc,dec, (4 sc,dec)* 5t, 2 sc = 30 sc
30 rnd: (3 sc,dec)* 6t = 24 sc
31 rnd: 1 sc,dec, (2 sc,dec)* 5t, 1 sc = 18 sc
32 rnd: (dec, 1 sc)* 6t = 12 sc
33 rnd: (dec)* 6t = 6 sc, stitch up the hole.
1 rnd: work in grey

6 sc into MR = 6 sc
2 rnd: work in pink (1 sc, inc)3t = 9 sc
3 rnd: (2 sc, inc)3t = 12 sc, leave a yarn tail for sewing.
3 rnd: (2 sc, inc)3t = 12 sc, leave a yarn tail for sewing.
1 rnd: work in raspberry red

6 sc into MR = 6 sc
2 rnd: (inc)* 6t = 12 sc, leave a yarn tail for sewing.
1 row: chain 9 in pink, begin working from the 2nd st from hook.
Work 8 sc across the chain. Turn your work in the end of each row.
Chain 1 in the beginning of each row.
2 row: 6 sc, dec = 7 sc
8 row: dec, turn work and crochet round the piece. Shape the ear.
1 rnd: chain 5 in pink, begin working from the 2nd st from hook.
crochet round the chain as follows:
3 sc into 1 st, 2 sc, turn work and go on working
3 sc into 1 st, 2 sc = 10 sc
2 rnd: 3 inc, (1 sc, hdc)* into 1 st, (1 sc, hdc)* into 1 st,
3 inc, 2 sc = 18 sc
3 rnd: (1 sc, inc)3t, 3 sc, (1 sc, inc)3t, 3 sc = 24 sc + 3 sc + 2 sl st,
finish off.
4 rnd: slip stitch around in raspberry red – 24 sl st, fasten off, cut yarn and weave
in. Sew the snout on the toy wrong side out.
Bridge: chain 5 in yellow, begin working from the 2nd st from hook. Work 4 sc, leave a
yarn tail for sewing.
1 rnd: work in black into MR as follows:

3 ch, 4 tr, 4 dc, 1 tr, ch, 1 tr, 4dc, 4 tr, 3 ch = 18 sts
Pull to close the ring.
2 rnd: chain up, 2 sc, (inc, 1 sc)3t, 3 sc, ch, 2 sc, (1 sc, inc)3t, 3 sc + sl st = 28 sc
3 rnd: single crochet round the piece in yellow.
I use light color yarn by way of demonstration to show all the stitches.
crochet 3 parts for 1 wing:

part 1:
1 rnd: work in white
6 sc into MR = 6 sc
2 rnd: (1 sc, inc) 3t = 9 sc 3-6 rnds: 9 sc, cut yarn.
part 2:
1 rnd: work in white 6 sc into MR = 6 sc 2 rnd: (1 sc, inc) 3t = 9 sc
3-4 rnds: 9 sc, cut yarn.
part 3:
1 rnd: work in white
6 sc into MR = 6 sc
2 rnd: (1 sc, inc) 3t = 9 sc 3 rnd: 9 sc, do not cut yarn.
1 rnd: Continue crocheting the wing. To do this, we need to connect all the parts
together as shown in the photos. Work 5 sc across the second part + join part 3 and
work 4 sc across it, turn work and go on across this part – 5 sc + 4 sc across part 2 and
9 sc across part 1. Thus, having worked 27 sc you connected all the parts into one
piece. Continue working in the spiral.
2 rnd: 27 sc
3 rnd: (dec, 7 sc)3t = 24 sc
4 rnd: (dec, 2 sc)*6t = 18 sc
5 rnd: 18 sc
6 rnd: dec, 1 sc)6t = 12 sc
7 rnd: 12 sc
8 rnd: (dec, 1 sc)3t = 9 sc
9 rnd: fold in half and work through both halves: 4 sc, leave a yarn tail for sewing.
– sew on the snout between rounds 17 – 20 of the body

– sew on the glasses between rounds 19 – 23 (first eyes, and then the
bridge):
– embroider nostrils and flares in the glasses
– sew on the ears between rounds 23 – 30:
– sew on the cheeks between rounds 16 – 17:
– sew on the arms between rounds 12 – 14 of the body, and the legs – at
the level of rounds 3-5:
– sew on the wings between rounds 18 – 20
– cinch slightly in the inner glasses corners
– embroider a mouth

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Supplies:

Green Hat – White, Skylight, Sea Green, Aqua.

Purple Hat – White, Petunia, Lavender, Eggplant.

Purchase online: (Amazon USA) (Amazon Canada) (Michaels)

Darning needle, stitch marker, measuring tape and scissors.

4” x 4” = 16 stitches and 23 rows in stocking stitch.

K2tog = Knit two together

Recommended head circumference for each size:

0-3 Months – 13-15” 3-12 Years – 19-21”

3-12 Months – 15-18” Teen/Women – 21-22″

1-2 Years – 18-19” Men – 23-24”

Cast on 48 stitches on your smaller circular needles.

K all until your work measures 4.25” total length.

*K4, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K3, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K2, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K1, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K2together; repeat from * to end.

3-12 Years (child):

Cast on 72 stitches on your smaller circular needles.

K all until your work measures 5.5” total length.

*K7, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K6, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K5, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K4, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K3, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K2, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K1, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K2together; repeat from * to end.

Cast on 80 stitches on your smaller circular needles.

K all until your work measures 6.25” total length.

*K8, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K7, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K6, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K5, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K4, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K3, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K2, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K1, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K2together; repeat from * to end.

Cast on 88 stitches on your smaller circular needles. Join.

K all until your work measures 7” total length.

*K8, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K7, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K6, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K5, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K4, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K3, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K2, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K1, K2together; repeat from * to end.

*K2together; repeat from * to end.

Cut yarn and weave through the

Your hat should measure

Yarn – Any worsted #4 weight.

Darning needle, stitch marker, measuring tape and scissors.

4” x 4” = 16 stitches and 23 rows in stocking stitch.

K2tog = Knit two together

Recommended head circumference for each size:

0-3 Months – 13-15” 3-12 Years – 19-21”

3-12 Months – 15-18” Teen/Women – 21-22″

3-12 Years (child):

Cast on 72 stitches on your smaller circular needles.

Switch to your larger circular needles.

K4, K2together; repeat from to end.

K3, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2, K2together; repeat from to end.

K1, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2together; repeat from to end.

K7, K2together; repeat from to end.

K6, K2together; repeat from to end.

K5, K2together; repeat from to end.

K4, K2together; repeat from to end.

K3, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2, K2together; repeat from to end.

K1, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2together; repeat from to end.

K8, K2together; repeat from to end.

K7, K2together; repeat from to end.

K6, K2together; repeat from to end.

K5, K2together; repeat from to end.

K4, K2together; repeat from to end.

K3, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2, K2together; repeat from to end.

K1, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2together; repeat from to end.

K8, K2together; repeat from to end.

K7, K2together; repeat from to end.

K6, K2together; repeat from to end.

K5, K2together; repeat from to end.

K4, K2together; repeat from to end.

K3, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2, K2together; repeat from to end.

K1, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2together; repeat from to end.

K7, K2together; repeat from to end.

K6, K2together; repeat from to end.

K5, K2together; repeat from to end.

K4, K2together; repeat from to end.

K3, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2, K2together; repeat from to end.

K1, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2together; repeat from to end.

K8, K2together; repeat from to end.

K7, K2together; repeat from to end.

K6, K2together; repeat from to end.

K5, K2together; repeat from to end.

K4, K2together; repeat from to end.

K3, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2, K2together; repeat from to end.

K1, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2together; repeat from to end.

K8, K2together; repeat from to end.

K7, K2together; repeat from to end.

K6, K2together; repeat from to end.

K5, K2together; repeat from to end.

K4, K2together; repeat from to end.

K3, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2, K2together; repeat from to end.

K1, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2together; repeat from to end.

K7, K2together; repeat from to end.

K6, K2together; repeat from to end.

K5, K2together; repeat from to end.

K4, K2together; repeat from to end.

K3, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2, K2together; repeat from to end.

K1, K2together; repeat from to end.

K2together; repeat from to end.