This set is pretty simple and took about a day to complete, start to finish, probably because I cheated and crocheted the scarf.
The hat is a simple 2x2 rib, long enough for a cuff, and I stopped with a lot of stitches to give more fullness in the top and did not require dpns. I knit the two earflaps in moss stitch first, then when once I got to the row where I wanted to add the earflaps, I just knit/purled the earflap stitches together with the hat stitches. I finished the hat with two braided ties and a large pom.
The scarf is long and was done with a sc, ch-1 repeat across, with the next row of sc going in the ch-1 spaces. Very simple and fast and looks great in this awesome varigated yarn.
Materials
1 1/2 skeins Plymouth Encore Colorspun 7128
Size 8 circular needle (for hat)
Size I crochet hook (scarf)
Size: Large
Time: 8 hrs / set
See close-up of scarf
Knit with two strands of worsted weight yarn held together, this baby blanket is soft and warm and knit up very fast! The pattern is a variation of the basket weave.
This is a large knit beret-style hat with with a matching knit scarf. The scarf is knit in a simple reversible 6-stitch pattern stitch as follows:
Materials
This is a quick set to make, and was all done in single crochet.
This fair isle hat is just the right size to keep a baby's head snuggly warm. The hat was knit with a variety of colors of Plymouth Encore DK weight yarn scraps.
This blanket was crocheted using the green-blue varicolored Bernat baby yarn. I made each row long enough so that the color change naturally caused vertical striping.
