Friday, September 9, 2011

Ironic Gnome Hat Pattern


The Ironic Gnome hat is for hipster gnomes or people who like to sit out on the grass ironically.
wear it like a hipster

or like a gnome
I used some hand dyed Paton's classic wool - less than a full skein.

You will need about 200 yards of worsted weight yarn, size 8 DPNs

Cast on 80 stitches and distribute between 3 needles
Work 10 rounds in 1x 1 ribbing - K1, P1...
Round 11: *K8, M1 x 10. You have 90 stitches now.
Knit 15 rounds
Begin to decrease:
K16, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K15, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K14, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K13, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K12, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K11, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K10, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K9, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K8, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K7, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K6, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K5, k2tog x 5. Knit 2 rounds.
K4, k2tog x 5. Knit 1 round.
K3, k2tog x 5. Knit 1 round.
K2, k2tog x 5. Knit 1 round.
K1, k2tog x 5.
k2tog x 5, Pull yarn through all 10 stitches, and break.
sew in ends.

When you finish, put your pics on Ravelry


 A tutorial on how to dye a long gradient in yarn will be up soon.

6 comments:

  1. This is a great hat (hipster gnomes, gotta love that)! I am currently making it for my four year old on smaller needles and with ear flaps and I-cord. The color gradient is fantastic; I have some recycled wool sitting around waiting for a project like that. Happy to have found your site, will be following you in bloglovin.

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  2. Thanks for the comment, It would be most appreciated if you could share pictures and details about your modifications when you finish. I bet it will be cute for kids.

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  3. i just knitted your hat
    it is in ravelry
    later at my blog
    http://www.ravelry.com/projects/artemaosdadas/ironic-gnome

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  4. Thanks for given a nice blog. It's give all information of the hat related. That's really very nice hat. I like him.

    Mens Hat

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  5. what does M1 stand for?
    maybe my brain isnt working properly today but I can't think of what M would stand for. if that is increase wouldn't you just have 88 stitches afterwards? sorry for the silly question.

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  6. M1 means increase one however you feel most comfortable doing so.

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