Name: Noor Hat
Brand: Handmadepast

An easy knit that celebrates simple shapes and beautiful shades, the Noor Hat offers a soft, stretchy fit to keep little ones ever so snug and comfy.

Knitted in the round using lightweight Scheepjes Kindsome, it’s worked in a 2x2 rib and features a contrasting brim that can be folded up or turned down to grow along with its wearer. A neat pompom completes the look.

The Noor Hat pattern includes full written instructions and a measurement table for four sizes, from newborn to 18 months. You'll find it in Scheepjes Pattern Portfolio Volume 04: Kindsome, along with four other baby knits by the same designer. The collection is available both in print from Scheepjes retailers and as a digital download on Ravelry, in English and Dutch.

Materials

Scheepjes Kindsome (40% Compostable Polyester, 60% Wool; 50g/150m)

Option 1

Yarn A 715 Sage Leaf x 1 ball for all sizes
Yarn B 716 Clover Lawn x 1 ball for all sizes

Option 2

Yarn A 720 Lagoon x 1 ball for all sizes
Yarn B 718 Deep Ocean x 1 ball for all sizes
3mm circular knitting needles, for magic loop method
Stitch marker
Pompom maker 35mm (optional)

Handmadepast

Hey, I am Irene and I am the designer of Handmadepast. I live in an old listed building from 1760, 7km from the sea in the Netherlands. I have a sweet little studio there with a real bedstead! I love knitting and crochet, of course, but also quilting, embroidery and everything you can make with fabric, as well as playing tennis, reading and travelling.From an early age, I learned to knit and had a penchant for learning all sorts of things you could make with your hands... even carpentry, glass engraving, painting... you name it.My designs and inspiration come mostly from nature and from the beautiful trips we have taken. I was also an agent for various baby and children's brands for a long time and this fondness is also reflected in my designs. I love playful, colourful, cheerful but also sweet, vintage and cosy.I hope my designs inspire people to get creative themselves. And hope they become as enthusiastic about working with balls of wool as I am.You can find my designs on my website, Ravelry and Etsy

Patterns By Handmadepast