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CONTENTS
Welcome!
Hat Selector
KNIT PATTERNS
Dinosaur
Bobble Hat
Strawberry
Pumpkin
Sports Cap
Spring Chick
Punk Mohawk
Bunny
Turkey
Flower Cap
I Heart You
Extraterrestrial
Reindeer Antlers
Party Hat
Witch
Cupcake
Banana
Santa Hat
Elf
Top Hat
CROCHET PATTERNS
Pom Pom Hat
Little Lion
Feline Fox
Baby Bear
Dog
Shark Attack
Santa Paws
Candy Corn
Unicorn
Cowboy Hat
TECHNIQUES
Materials and Equipment
Knitting Techniques
Crochet Techniques
Additional Techniques
Abbreviations
Reading Charts
Yarns Used
Index
Starring
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WELCOME!
It’s very easy for me to pinpoint where my love of cats and knitting came
from: my admiration for my grandmother, or “Nani,” as we called her. She
lived in a two-story craftsman-style house in Nashville, with lots of cats and
lots of yarn. We’d visit her regularly, and she would regale us with stories
of her childhood growing up in Germany. During those tales she’d often be
knitting (continental style), and I was fascinated by the fabric and textures
she created, sometimes knitting up a sweater in a weekend. She even sold
her designs to local shops and celebrities, as one of many ways to provide
for her family of eight. Those weekend visits were full of inspiration for me
—often alternating between armfuls of kittens and the many craft supplies
my father and Nani encouraged.
As a young adult, I moved to London to study fashion design. Through
courses at my university, I became interested in fiber arts. I love the magic
that can be created with string and two needles, as well as the history
behind this craft.
Sara’s cat Dorothy is always first in line to try out the new hats.
When I started Scooter Knits on Etsy in March of 2009, I was fulfilling a
dream six years in the making. My university experience had given me the
courage to share things I made with the world. The first cat hat I made was
in August of 2009 when I adopted my first kitten, Dorothy. After sewing
her a tiny T-shirt and making her a tiny house, a tiny hat seemed like the
natural next step for this self-professed cat lady. I never imagined when I
listed my first cat hat on Etsy that it would become the focus of Scooter
Knits, but five years later I’m so grateful it did.
My hope is that you will have as much fun making these hats as I’ve had
designing them. I’ve captured so many great moments of my cats wearing
their hats over the years, and I hope you do too! For me, my cats are a
special part of my life—not the aloof pets some think them to be, but
intelligent animals with unique personalities. This book is an ode to the
many sides of our feline friends. Use the patterns in this book to showcase
your cat’s personality in family photos, on Christmas cards, for Halloween,
etc!
We lost my Nani in August of 2014, one month before her 92nd birthday.
She was intellectual, articulate, loving, talented, quick to put you in your
place—an inspiration to me in innumerable ways. This book is dedicated to
her.
Sara x
BE KIND TO YOUR FELINE FRIENDS
Some cats are born to model millinery (Gus, Bluebell, and Luna, you know who I’m
talking about…) and others aren’t. If your cat doesn’t want to wear your yarn creation,
don’t force it to.
WORKING THE CATWALK

The models showing off in this book were volunteered because they have exactly the
right temperament to wear a hat that looks like a banana, for example.
HAT-WEARING ETIQUETTE
As Lady Mary Crawley might have said, “A cat should never wear a hat outdoors.”
Do not let your cat outside in a hat nor leave it to wear a hat unsupervised.
BEHIND THE SCENES!

Leeroy reflects on a hard day’s work.
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Link cat naps between shots.
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HAT SELECTOR
DINOSAUR
BOBBLE HAT
STRAWBERRY
PUMPKIN
SPORTS CAP
SPRING CHICK
PUNK MOHAWK
BUNNY
TURKEY
FLOWER CAP
I HEART YOU
EXTRATERRESTRIAL
REINDEER ANTLERS
PARTY HAT
WITCH
CUPCAKE
BANANA
SANTA HAT
ELF
TOP HAT
POM POM HAT
LITTLE LION
FELINE FOX
BABY BEAR
DOG
SHARK ATTACK
SANTA PAWS
CANDY CORN
UNICORN
COWBOY HAT
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METHOD: KNIT
SKILL LEVEL: BEGINNER
SIZE
TO FIT AN AVERAGE ADULT CAT
• EAR OPENING: 2½ IN. (6 CM) • WIDTH OF HAT
BETWEEN EARS: 2½ IN. (6 CM)
SUPPLIES
• 25 YD (23 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN A (GREEN) •
10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (ORANGE)
• SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) KNITTING NEEDLES
• SIZE F5 (3.75 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
FOR THE CAT THAT GOES RAWR! THIS

SIMPLE DESIGN IS GREAT FOR
HALLOWEEN, OR ANYTIME!
DINOSAUR
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BASE
Using yarn A and size 7 (4.5 mm) needles, cast on 3 sts, leaving a 25 in. (64
cm) tail.
Row 1: Knit.
Row 2: Kfb, k to last st, kfb. (5 sts)
Rep last 2 rows five more times. (15 sts)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
Row 13: K3, bind off next 10 sts, k last st.
Row 14: K2, cast on 10 sts, k3. (The 3 st side is the front of the hat.)
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 32: K2, cast on 10 sts, k3.
Row 33: Knit.
Row 34: K2tog, k to last 2 sts, k2tog. (13 sts) Rep last 2 rows five more
times. (3 sts)
Bind off, leaving a 25 in. (64 cm) tail.
To create ties, use crochet hook and 25 in. (64 cm) tail, pull a loop through
each stitch on bind off edge (3 loops), yo, pull one loop through, work 25ch,
pull end through loop tightly, and snip extra yarn. Repeat with other 25 in.
(64 cm) tail.
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LEEROY MODELS THE DINOSAUR HAT WHILE PLAYING
WITH HIS DINOSAUR MODELS.
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SPIKES
(Make 3)
Using yarn B and size 5 (3.75 mm) needles, cast on 8 sts.
Rows 1–3: Knit.
Row 4: K2tog, k4, k2tog. (6 sts)
Rows 5–7: Knit.
Row 9: Knit.
Row 10: [K2tog] twice. (2 sts)
Row 11: K2tog.
Fasten off, leaving a 6 in. (15 cm) tail.
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ASSEMBLY
Turn the spikes so that the cast on and bind off tails are at the bottom. You
will have three dinosaur shaped spikes. The lower edge with both tails is the
edge you sew to the hat base.
Starting at the center front of the base, stitch the lower edge of the first spike
into place. Weave in both ends to underside of hat and secure. Repeat with
other spikes, following center of hat and stitching into lower edge.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
TO FIT A SMALL ADULT CAT
• EAR OPENING: 2 IN. (5 CM) • WIDTH OF HAT
BETWEEN EARS: 2 IN. (5 CM)
SUPPLIES
• 20 YD (18 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN A (BLUE)
• 5 YD (4.5 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (RED) •
SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) KNITTING NEEDLES
• YARN NEEDLE
• POM POM MAKER (OPTIONAL)
DOES YOUR CAT GET FRISKY ABOUT

COLDER WEATHER? THEN HE MIGHT
APPRECIATE THIS CLASSIC WINTER
STYLE, WITH A CATTY TWIST!
BOBBLE HAT
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BASE
Using yarn A, cast on 3 sts, leaving a 10 in. (25 cm) tail.
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
LUNA CHECKS THE WEATHER TO SEE IF IT’S WORTH
LEAVING HER COZY DEN IN ORDER TO PLAY OUTSIDE.
BRAIDED TRIM
Cut 3 x 36 in. (91 cm) pieces from both yarn A and B (6 strands total).
Holding strands together, knot approximately 1 in. (2.5 cm) from top.
Holding pairs of strands together, braid a 3-ply braid until trim measures 26
in. (66 cm). Knot, and trim tassel lengths. Stitch to the front edge of base,
using cast on and bind off tails to sew into place. Center trim to the center of
the hat. You should be left with approximately 7½ in. (19 cm) ties on both
sides. Weave tails into the underside of the hat and snip.
Make a 1 in. (2.5 cm) pom pom from yarn A and B, and attach to the center
of the base. Now enjoy, take lots of pictures, and give your sweet cat a treat
for being such a handsome model!
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SOMETHING HAS CAUGHT GUS’S EYE...
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 25 YD (23 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN A (RED) •
10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (GREEN) • 3
YD (2.7 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN C (WHITE) •
• SIZE 5 (3.75 MM) DPNS
• YARN NEEDLE
A KITSCHY SUMMER DESIGN! YOU CAN
LEAVE THE SEEDS OFF THE DESIGN AND IT
WILL DOUBLE AS A TOMATO.
STRAWBERRY
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BASE
cm) tail.
Row 1: Knit.
Rep last 2 rows four more times. (13 sts)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 31: Knit.
Row 32: K2tog, k to last 2 sts, k2tog. (11 sts) Rep last 2 rows four more
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
STEM
Using yarn B and two size 5 (3.75 mm) dpns, cast on 4 sts and knit a row.
Do not turn needle. Slide the 4 sts to other end of needle, bring yarn around
from the back, and knit the 4 sts again. This forms the i-cord technique.
Knit in i-cord technique, until stem measures 2 in. (5 cm). You may find it
helpful to pull on the cast on edge after every few rows to help the shape.
Once complete, snip a 10 in. (25 cm) tail and pull through all 4 loops on the
needle. Weave bind off tail through to bottom of stem. You will use this tail
to stitch the stem to the base.
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LEAVES
(Make 3)
Using yarn B and two size 5 (3.75 mm) dpns, cast on 5 sts.
Rows 1–2: Knit.
Row 4: Knit.
Row 5: K2tog, k1. (2 sts)
Row 6: K2tog.
Fasten off, leaving a 6 in. (15 cm) tail. Weave through sides of leaf to cast
on edge.
ASSEMBLY
Using the bind off tail from the stem, stitch it onto the center of the base.
Stitch securely around the cast on edges of the stem. Once complete, pull
the cast on and bind off stem tails to the underside of the hat and secure.
Attach leaves to the base of the hat, around the bottom of the stem, by
stitching through the cast on edge of the leaves. Use the longer tail to stitch.
Weave all ends to the underside of hat and secure.
To finish the hat, thread yarn needle with yarn C. Make short, well-placed
stitches on the base of the hat to represent the seeds. Do not do too many—
use the photo for reference if necessary. Secure yarn to the underside of the
hat.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 25 YD (23 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN A
(ORANGE) • 10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN
B (GREEN) • SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) KNITTING NEEDLES
• YARN NEEDLE
FOR YOUR LITTLE PURR PUMPKIN! KNIT

THIS IN A VARIETY OF FALL COLORS FOR
ALL THE LITTLE PUMPKINS IN YOUR
PATCH.
PUMPKIN
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BASE
cm) tail.
Row 1: Knit.
Rep last 2 rows four more times. (13 sts)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 31: Knit.
Row 32: K2tog, k to last 2 sts, k2tog. (11 sts) Rep last 2 rows four more
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
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STEM
Using yarn B and two size 5 (3.75 mm) dpns, cast on 4 sts and knit a row.
Do not turn needle. Slide the 4 sts to other end of needle, bring yarn around
from the back, and knit the 4 sts again. This forms the i-cord technique.
LEEROY BASKS IN THE FALL SUNLIGHT IN THE PUMPKIN

HAT.
Knit i-cord, until stem measures 2 in. (5 cm). You may find it helpful to pull
on the cast on edge after every few rows to help the shape. Once complete,
snip a 10 in. (25 cm) tail and pull through all 4 loops on the needle. Weave
bind off tail through to bottom of stem. You will use this tail to stitch the
stem to the base.
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ASSEMBLY
Using the bind off tail from the stem, stitch it onto the center of the base.
Stitch securely around the cast on edges of the stem. Once complete, pull
the cast on and bind off stem tails to the underside of the hat and secure.
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TENSIONS ARE HIGH AS LUNA WATCHES THE CLOSING
MOMENTS OF THE BASEBALL GAME.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
15 YD (14 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (WHITE) •
15 YD (14 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN C (BLUE) •
• SIZE G6 (4 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
KNIT THIS QUICK PROJECT UP IN YOUR

FAVORITE SPORTS TEAM COLORS!
SPORTS CAP
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
Row 2: Kfb, k to last st, kfb. (5 sts) Rep last 2 rows five more times. (15
sts)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 1 row.
Change to yarn B.
Knit 14 rows.
Change to yarn C.
Knit 1 row.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
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METHOD: KNIT
SKILL LEVEL: INTERMEDIATE
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 25 YD (23 M) FAUX FUR YARN IN A (YELLOW) • 10
YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (BLACK) • 10
YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN C (ORANGE) •
SIZE 8 (5 MM) KNITTING NEEDLES
• YARN NEEDLE
MAKE SURE TO CHOOSE A TEXTURED

YARN FOR THIS PROJECT—IT MAKES ALL
THE DIFFERENCE IN ACHIEVING AN
ULTRA-FLUFFY CHICK!
SPRING CHICK
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GRACIE STRIKES A POSE TO MODEL THE SPRING CHICK
HAT.
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
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EYES
(Make 2)
Using yarn B and crochet hook, make a magic ring.
Rnd 1: 1ch, 6sc in ring, sl st in first ch.
Rnd 2: 1ch, [2sc in first st, 1sc] 3 times, sl st in first sc.
Fasten off, leaving a 7 in. (18 cm) tail.
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BEAK
Using yarn C, cast on 12 sts, leaving a 10 in. (25 cm) tail.
Rows 1–2: Knit.
Row 4: Knit.
Row 6: Knit.
Rows 8–9: Knit.
Row 11: Knit.
ASSEMBLY
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BEAK
Lay the beak so that both the cast on and bind off tail are upright. This is the
top of the beak. Place beak, top side up, along the front of the base, in the
middle, about ½ in. (1 cm) from edge (either side can be the front of the
hat). Using the 10 in. (25 cm) tail and a yarn needle, stitch along the edges
of the beak that are laying on the hat. Also use the 6 in. (15 cm) tail. Attach
securely.
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EYES
Place eyes so that they are just above the top of the beak, evenly spaced.
Attach securely with yarn tails and yarn needle.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
(BLACK) • 15 YD (14 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN B
(PINK) • SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) KNITTING NEEDLES
• YARN NEEDLE
FOR THE ULTIMATE ANARCHIST IN YOUR

FAMILY, KNIT UP A PUNK ROCKER FAUX
HAWK IN SHOCKING PINK!
PUNK MOHAWK
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
Using crochet hook, work 25ch on each side using the 25 in. (64 cm) tails
left at the beginning and end of your work. This creates the ties for your cat
hat.
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FAUX HAWK
Using yarn B, clip fifteen to twenty 2 in. (5 cm) pieces. You will attach
these pieces to the center garter stitch ridge of your cat hat base.
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ASSEMBLY
You will attach the faux hawk pieces in a manner similar to attaching fringe
to a scarf. To attach, slide crochet hook underneath the first stitch in the
center garter stitch ridge on the base of the hat. Take a 2 in. (5 cm) piece of
yarn, fold it in half, and pull the loop through the garter row using the
crochet hook. Take the ends of the faux hawk yarn and pull them through
the loop so that it is securely knotted. The faux hawk yarn should stand
upright using this method. Repeat, cutting more 2 in. (5 cm) pieces if
necessary, and continue attaching them down the center garter stitch row.
To create a fuller faux hawk, clip more yarn and attach it to both sides of the
center garter stitch ridge. When finished, trim faux hawk to a uniform
length (about 1 in./2.5 cm).
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JASPER PACES THE SIDEWALK WITH PRIDE IN HIS PUNK
MOHAWK HAT.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 40 YD (37 M) MEDIUM WEIGHT YARN IN CREAM
• YARN NEEDLE
IF YOUR EARS HANG LOW, THIS BUNNY

HAT WILL BE THE PERFECT FIT!
BUNNY
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BASE
Cast on 3 sts, leaving a 25 in. (64 cm) tail.
Row 1: Knit.
sts)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
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EARS
(Make 2)
Cast on 13 sts, leaving a 10 in. (25 cm) tail (you will use this tail to attach
the ear to the base of the hat later).
Row 1: Knit.
Row 2: Purl.
Rep last 2 rows once more.
Row 5: K1, k2tog, k7, k2tog, k1. (11 sts) Row 6: Purl.
Row 7: Knit.
Row 8: Purl.
Rep last 2 rows three more times.
Row 17: Knit.
Row 18: Purl.
Using yarn needle, weave in bind off tail.

Adjust the ear length in this pattern by increasing (or decreasing) between
Rows 7 and 14.
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ASSEMBLY
To attach ears, use cast on tail and yarn needle to stitch one ear to the
middle section of the base, centered above ear opening and with knit side
uppermost. Secure both ends around ear opening (so that ear is slightly
curved down). Stitch the ear along the cast on edge, placing it on the first
garter row above the ear opening. Repeat with second ear and other ear
opening.
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WHO IS THIS HANDSOME FURBALL? IT’S HUCK MODELING
THE BUNNY HAT.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 25 YD (23 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN A (BROWN) •
10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (RED) • 10
YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN C (BLACK) • 15
YD (14 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN D (ORANGE) •
10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN E (WHITE) •
• YARN NEEDLE
THE CUTEST LITTLE TURKEY YOU EVER

DID SEE! A REAL CENTERPIECE FOR ANY
THANKSGIVING CELEBRATION!
TURKEY
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
To create ties, cut two pieces of yarn B measuring 30 in. (76 cm) each. With
crochet hook and one piece of yarn, pull a loop through the end of the base
and work 25ch. Pull yarn through last loop tightly and trim. Weave in
starting end to underside of the hat. Repeat on other side.
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OUTER EYES
(Make 2)
Using yarn E and crochet hook, make a magic ring.
Cut yarn, leaving a 10 in. (25 cm) tail, and pull tightly through loop.
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INNER EYES
(Make 2)
Using yarn C and crochet hook, make a magic ring.
Cut yarn, leaving a 7 in. (18 cm) tail, and pull tightly through loop.
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BEAK
Using yarn D, cast on 12 sts, leaving a 10 in. (25 cm) tail.
Rows 1–2: Knit.
Row 4: Knit.
Row 6: Knit.
Rows 8–9: Knit.
Row 11: Knit.
ASSEMBLY
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BEAK
Lay the beak so that both the cast on and bind off tails are upright. This is
the top of the beak. Place beak, top side up, along the front of the base, in
the middle, about ½ in (1 cm) from edge (either side can be the front of the
hat). Using the 10 in. (25 cm) tail and a yarn needle, stitch along the edges
of the beak that are laying on the hat. Also use the 6 in. (15 cm) tail. Attach
securely.
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EYES
Place eyes so that they are touching the top of the beak, evenly spaced.
Attach securely with yarn tails and yarn needle.
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GOBBLE
Using yarn B and crochet hook, pull a loop through base at the center of the
stitched on edge of the beak. Work 7ch through the beak and base using
photo as guide, 3ch, and cut yarn. Weave end through ch sts and to
underside of hat.
LYRIC PLAYFULLY MODELS THE TURKEY HAT.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (BLUE) •
• YARN NEEDLE
FOR ALL THOSE COOL CATS OUT THERE
IN STYLISH HATS: PUT A FLOWER IN YOUR
CAP FOR A SPECIAL FELINE FLOURISH!
FLOWER CAP
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BASE
cm) tail.
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
To create ties, cut two pieces of yarn A measuring 30 in. (76 cm) each. With
crochet hook and one piece of yarn, pull a loop through the end of the base
and work 25ch. Pull yarn through last loop tightly and trim. Weave in
starting end to underside of the hat. Repeat on other side.
THESE COMPLEMENTARY FLOWER CAPS ARE MODELED BY
LYRIC AND LINK.
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BRIM
Using yarn A and size 5 (3.75 mm) needles, pick up 12 sts along front of
base, starting in front of one ear hole and picking them up evenly until you
work your way past the second ear hole.
Knit 1 row.
Row 2: Kfb of each st. (24 sts)
Rows 3–5: Knit.
Bind off using yarn B.
Thread ends down the sides of the brim and secure to the underside of the
base.
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VARIATION
Use yarn B to knit base, yarn A for brim, and bind off brim with yarn B.
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FLOWER
Using yarn B and crochet hook, make a magic ring.
Rnd 2: [2sc in first st, 1sc] 3 times. Change to yarn A.
Rnd 3: Sc in each st, sl st in first sc.
Cut yarn and pull through loop. Weave in end to center. Attach to the right
of the brim.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
(BROWN) • 5 YD (4.5 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B
(RED) • SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) DPNS
• 1 X 6 IN. (15 CM) PIECE OF PIPE CLEANER
(PREFERABLY IN A CORRESPONDING COLOR TO
YOUR YARN) • YARN NEEDLE
SHOW YOUR CAT SOME LOVE WITH THIS ADORABLE HEART
HAT.
I HEART YOU
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BASE
Using yarn A and two dpns, cast on 3 sts, leaving a 25 in. (64 cm) tail.
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
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hat.
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HEART
Using yarn B and two dpns, cast on 4 sts, leaving a 6 in. (15 cm) tail. Knit a
row. Do not turn needle. Holding piece of pipe cleaner in place, slide the 4
sts to other end of needle, bring yarn around from the back, encasing the
pipe cleaner, and knit the 4 sts again. This forms the i-cord technique. Using
the i-cord method, knit around pipe cleaner until only ¼ in. (0.5 cm) of pipe
cleaner remains exposed on both ends. Cut yarn, leaving a 6 in. (15 cm) tail,
and use yarn needle to pull tail through sts on needle. Bend the i-cord into a
heart shape.
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WHO CAN RESIST THE LOVING LOOK OF PERCY?
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ASSEMBLY
Using a knitting needle as a guide, poke both ends of the heart through the
center of the hat base. Bring the exposed ends back up through the base and
twist them around themselves securely. Using a yarn needle, stitch the base
of the heart to the base of the hat. Stitch so that the pipe cleaner is no longer
exposed and the heart sits upright. Pull both tails through to underside of
hat, and knot the ends to anchor the heart.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
(GREEN) • SCRAP OF WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B
(BLACK) • SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) KNITTING NEEDLES
• 1 X 3 IN. (7.5 CM) PIECE OF PIPE CLEANER
YOUR YARN) • YARN NEEDLE
• POLYESTER FIBERFILL
IT’S AN ENCOUNTER OF THE THIRD KIND!
KNITTING AROUND A FLEXIBLE PIPE
CLEANER ALLOWS YOUR CAT’S THIRD
EYE TO PEER IN WHATEVER DIRECTION
YOU CHOOSE.
EXTRATERRESTRIAL
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BASE
cm) tail.
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
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EYE
Using yarn A and two size 3 (3.25 mm) dpns, cast on 4 sts, leaving a 15 in.
(38 cm) tail. Knit a row. Do not turn needle. Holding piece of pipe cleaner
in place, slide the 4 sts to other end of needle, bring yarn around from the
back, encasing the pipe cleaner, and knit the 4 sts again. This forms the i-
cord technique. Using the i-cord method, knit around pipe cleaner until it is
enclosed, leaving ½ in. (1 cm) exposed at the bottom.
Next row: Kfb of each st. (8 sts) Divide sts onto three dpns and join to
work in the round.
Next rnd: Kfb of each st. (16 sts) Knit 3 rnds.
Next rnd: K2tog around. (8 sts) Lightly stuff with polyester fiberfill.
Next rnd: K2tog around. (4 sts) Cut yarn and pull through remaining loops.
Weave in end.
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Using yarn B and yarn needle, run several long stitches on center of eye ball
to create a pupil. Weave in ends.
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ASSEMBLY
Center the eye on the base. Poke the exposed pipe cleaner through the base,
using a knitting needle as a guide. Bring the exposed end back up through
the base and twist it around itself securely. Using a yarn needle and the cast
on tail of the i-cord, stitch the eye to the base along the cast on edge of the
i-cord. Pull both tails through to underside of the hat, and knot the ends to
anchor the eye.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
• EAR OPENING: 2 IN. (5 CM)
• WIDTH OF HAT BETWEEN EARS: 2 IN. (5 CM)
SUPPLIES
• 30 YD (27 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN
• 2 X 4 IN. (10 CM) PIECES OF PIPE CLEANER
YOUR YARN) • SIZE G6 (4 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
ANTLERS ARE THE PERFECT HOLIDAY

GIFT, GUARANTEED TO INSPIRE SOME
HOLIDAY CHEER IN YOUR FAVORITE
FELINE!
REINDEER ANTLERS
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BASE
Using two dpns, cast on 3 sts, leaving a 25 in. (64 cm) tail.
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
Row 14: K2, cast on 10 sts, k3. (The 3st side is the front of the hat.)
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
hat.
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ANTLERS
(Make 2)
Using two dpns, cast on 4 sts, leaving a 6 in. (15 cm) tail. Knit a row. Do
not turn needle. Holding one piece of pipe cleaner in place, slide the 4 sts to
other end of needle, bring yarn around from the back, encasing the pipe
cleaner, and knit the 4 sts again. This forms the i-cord technique. This
technique, when worked with the pipe cleaner in the center, will cover the
pipe cleaner and form a bendable antler. Work in this method until pipe
cleaner is covered, leaving a ½ in. (1 cm) of pipe cleaner exposed at the
bottom for securing antler to the base. To finish, cut 8 in. (20 cm) tail and
pull through sts on needle using a yarn needle.
Weave tail through antler, leaving it at the base to stitch antler in place.
Next, pick up 2 sts ¼ in. (0.5 cm) from top of antler and knit 5 rows with i-
cord technique.
JASPER HELPS WITH THE WRAPPING IN HIS FESTIVE
OUTFIT.
Weave ends in, pulling through antler to base and clipping so that the ends
are not exposed.
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ASSEMBLY
With smaller points facing inward, attach antlers as follows. Position antler
¼ in. (0.5 cm) from the ear opening and center the antler on the hat. Poke
the exposed pipe cleaner through the base, using a knitting needle as a
guide. Bring the exposed end back up through the base and twist it around
itself securely. Using a yarn needle, stitch the base of the antler to the base
of the hat. Stitch so that the pipe cleaner is no longer exposed and the antler
sits upright. Pull both tails through to underside of hat, and knot the ends to
anchor the antler.
Repeat with second antler.
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METHOD: KNIT
SKILL LEVEL: DIFFICULT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 25 YD (23 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN A (PINK)
• 10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (WHITE) •
10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN C (MINT) •
SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) DPNS
• YARN NEEDLE
THIS STRIPED HAT IS PURRFECT FOR CAT
CELEBRATIONS!
PARTY HAT
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
pull end through loop tightly and snip extra yarn. Repeat with other 25 in.
(64 cm) tail.
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HAT
Using yarn B, cast on 30 sts leaving a 20 in. (50 cm) tail. Divide onto three
dpns (10 sts per needle) and join to work in the round.
Rnds 1–2: Knit.
Rnd 3: [K2tog, k6, k2tog] 3 times. (24 sts) Rnds 4–7: Knit.
Change to yarn A.
Rnds 11–14: Knit.

Rnd 15: [K2, k2tog, k2] 3 times. (15 sts) Rnds 16–19: Knit.
Rnd 20: [K1, k2tog, k2] 3 times. (12 sts) Change to yarn C.
Rnds 21–24: Knit.
Rnd 25: [K1, k2tog, k1] 3 times. (9 sts) Rnds 26–28: Knit.
Rnd 29: [K2tog] 4 times, k1. (5 sts)
Rnd 30: [K2tog] twice, k1. (3 sts)
Cut yarn and pull through sts on needle.
Pull closed, and weave end into inside of hat.
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ASSEMBLY
Make a 1 in. (2.5 cm) pom pom using all three yarn colors. Secure to top of
hat. Weave ends into the inside of the hat and secure in place. Lightly stuff
hat with polyester fiberfill. Do not overfill. Using the cast on tail from the
hat, stitch the hat onto the middle section of the base. Stitch into the cast on
edge of the hat, until hat is securely in place. Weave end through to
underside of base and tie securely.
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MOOCH GETS IN THE PARTY MOOD WITH THIS STRIPED
POM POM HAT.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 40 YD (37 M) MEDIUM WEIGHT YARN IN A
(PURPLE) • 15 YD (14 M) MEDIUM WEIGHT YARN IN B
(GREEN) • SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) DPNS
• YARN NEEDLE
YOUR CAT WILL BEWITCH AND BEGUILE

IN THIS HAT, ESPECIALLY ON
HALLOWEEN! HAVE FUN WITH THE
COLORS ON THIS PROJECT-USE A SPARKLY
YARN FOR AN ESPECIALLY ENCHANTING
LOOK.
WITCH
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
sts)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
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HAT
Using yarn B, cast on 30 sts, leaving a 15 in. (38 cm) tail. Distribute sts
evenly across three dpns (10 sts per needle) and join to work in the round.
Rnds 1–3: Knit.
Change to yarn A.
Rnd 4: Knit.
Rnd 5: [K1, k2tog, k4, k2tog, k1] 3 times. (24 sts) Rnds 6–8: Knit.
FALL UNDER THE SPELL OF LINK, THE ENCHANTING
BIRMAN.
Rnd 9: [K1, k2tog, k2, k2tog, k1] 3 times. (18 sts) Rnds 10–12: Knit.
Rnd 13: [K1, k2tog x 2, k1] 3 times. (12 sts) Rnds 14–16: Knit.
Rnd 17: K2tog around. (6 sts)
Rnds 18–20: Knit.
Cut yarn, leaving a 6 in. (15 cm) tail, and pull through loops on needle. If
desired, run a hidden stitch ½ in. (1 cm) from the top of the hat and tug, to
give the hat a rumpled look. Knot yarn on underside of hat to keep effect in
place.
Using polyester fiberfill, lightly stuff hat. Do not overfill. Center the hat on
the middle of the base and stitch into place using yarn B tail. Stitch along
cast on edge of hat. Once finished, secure to underside of hat base.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 30 YD (27 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN A (LIGHT
PINK) • 15 YD (14 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B
(HOT PINK) • 15 YD (14 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN
IN C (WHITE) • SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) DPNS
• YARN NEEDLE
AN ODE TO A FAVORITE TREAT! HAVE FUN

WITH THE TOPPINGS ON YOUR
“CUPCAKE!”
CUPCAKE
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
sts)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
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CUPCAKE WRAPPER
Using yarn B and two dpns, cast on 6 sts.
Knit 30 rows.
Bind off.
Sew ends together.
Weave tails to the bottom of the band.
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CUPCAKE
Using yarn C, pick up 30 sts along edge of band. Place 10 sts on each of
three dpns.
Knit 5 rnds.
Rnd 6: [K3, k2tog] to end. (24 sts)
Rnds 7–8: Knit.
Rnd 10: Knit.
Rnd 12: Knit.
Cut yarn and pull through loops on needles.
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SPRINKLES
Using yarn A, thread yarn needle and sew short stitches on the white
“frosting” in random spots for a sprinkle effect. Secure yarn to inside of
cupcake.
Stuff cupcake with polyester fiberfill. Stitch cupcake to the base of the hat,
slightly off center, using the tails from the cupcake wrapper.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 40 YD (37 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN A (YELLOW)
• 3 YD (2.7 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN B (BROWN) •
SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) DPNS
• YARN NEEDLE
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WHAT DOES YOUR CAT GO BANANAS FOR?
THESE KITTIES ARE BANANAS FOR
BANANA HATS!
BANANA
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
sts)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
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BANANA
Using yarn A, cast on 20 sts, leaving a 15 in. (38 cm) tail. Divide sts evenly
onto three dpns and join to work in the round.
GUS GOES TO EXTREME LENGTHS TO CAMOUFLAGE

HIMSELF WHILE ON THE PROWL.
Rnds 1–6: Knit.

Rnd 7: K14, k2tog, k2, k2tog. (18 sts) Rnds 8–12: Knit.
Rnd 13: K5, [k2tog] 2 times, k9. (16 sts) Rnd 14: K4, [k2tog] 2 times, k6.
(14 sts) Rnd 15: K3, [k2tog] 2 times, k7. (12 sts) Rnds 16–18: Knit.
Rnd 19: K2, [k2tog] 2 times, k6. (10 sts) Rnd 20: Knit.
Rnd 21: K1, [k2tog] 2 times, k1, [k2tog] 2 times. (6 sts) Change to yarn B.
Knit 4 rnds.
Cut yarn and pull through loops on needles.
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ASSEMBLY
You should have a “flat side” to the banana—that side is the front. Stuff
with polyester fiberfill, being mindful that the front should lay flat and the
rest should curve. Use the blunt edge of a knitting needle to help stuff the
stem of the banana if necessary. Attach to the middle of the base, centering
the banana, and making sure the front of the banana is facing the front of
the base (any side of the base can be the front). Using cast on tail, securely
attach the banana to the hat base by stitching along the cast on edge of the
banana. When finished, tie off to underside of base.
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IF YOU’VE BEEN GOOD GIRLS AND BOYS, LINK MAY
DELIVER YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 25 YD (23 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN A (RED) • 10
YD (9 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN B (WHITE) • SIZE 7
(4.5 MM) DPNS
• YARN NEEDLE
A CLASSIC SANTA HAT, SLIGHTLY
SLOUCHY AND KNIT IN RICH COLORS. ITS
NOSTALGIC LOOK IS GREAT FOR
SEASONAL PHOTOS!
SANTA HAT
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
HAT
over three dpns (10 sts per needle). Being careful not to twist sts, join to
work in the round.
Rnds 1–4: Knit.
Rnd 16: [K2tog] 6 times. (6 sts)
Rnd 17: Knit.
Rnd 18: [K2tog] 3 times. (3 sts)
Cut yarn, leaving a 10 in. (25 cm) tail. Pull through loops on needle and
securely close top of hat.
To slouch hat, use the bind off tail and weave yarn through sts until yarn is
about 1 in. (2.5 cm) from top. Tug until desired slouch is achieved. Knot
yarn on inside to secure slouch.
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ASSEMBLY
Stitch the hat to the base using the long cast on tail from the hat. Center the
hat, and stitch evenly through the cast on edge. The hat should reach the
edge of the front and back of the base.
Make a 1 in. (2.5 cm) pom pom with yarn B. Attach to the top of the hat.
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TRIM
Using yarn B and crochet hook, begin on right side of base and work single
crochet evenly along front edge of base. Weave in ends to the underside of
hat base and secure.
WHO BETTER TO WISH YOUR FREINDS AND FAMILY

SEASON’S GREETINGS THAN DAISY?
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 40 YD (37 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN A (GREEN) •
10 YD (9 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN B (RED) • SIZE 7
(4.5 MM) DPNS
• YARN NEEDLE
SANTA’S LITTLE HELPER LOOKS
PURRFECT IN THIS FESTIVE HAT!
ELF
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 31: K2, bind off 11 next sts, k last st.
Row 33: Knit.
times. (3 sts)
(64 cm) tail.
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HAT
onto three dpns (10 sts per needle). Join to begin working in the round.
VIVI IS COUNTING DOWN THE DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS!
Rnds 1–3: Knit.

Change to yarn B.
Rnd 4: Knit.
Rnd 5: [K3, k2tog] around. (24 sts)
Rnd 6: Knit.
Change to yarn A.
Rnd 8: Knit.
Rnds 10–11: Knit.
Rnd 13: Knit.
Cut yarn and pull through loops. Lightly stuff hat with polyester fiberfill.
Stitch to middle section of base using cast on tail from hat.
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MOOCH IS READY TO RAZZLE DAZZLE IN HIS TOP HAT.
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METHOD: KNIT
SIZE
SUPPLIES
(BLACK) • 45 YD (41 M) SPARKLY SPORT WEIGHT
YARN IN B (BROWN) • SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) DPNS
• YARN NEEDLE
• SIZE 7 (4.5 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• ½ IN. (1 CM) WIDE BLACK SATIN RIBBON
(OPTIONAL)
A CLASSIC TOP HAT FOR FANCY FELINES
EVERYWHERE! A BIT OF SPARKLE MAKES
THIS SUITABLE FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS
OR RINGING IN A NEW YEAR!
TOP HAT
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BASE
Row 1: Knit.
Rep last 2 rows three more times. (11 sts)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
Row 9: K1, bind off next 9 sts.
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MIDDLE SECTION
Knit 16 rows.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 27: K1, bind off next 9 sts.
Row 29: Knit.
Row 30: K2tog, k to last 2 sts, k2tog. (9 sts) Rep last 2 rows three more
times. (3 sts)
(51 cm) tail.
TOP HAT
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TOP OF HAT
To get a flat top for the hat, you will be creating a flap that will need to be
stitched into place later, so that the hat has a smooth top.
Using yarn B and two dpns, cast on 1 st, leaving a 4 in. (10 cm) tail.
Row 1: [K1, p1, k1] all into st. (3 sts) Row 2: Purl.
Row 3: Kfb of all sts. (6 sts)
Row 4: Purl.
Row 3: Kfb of all sts. (12 sts)
Divide sts onto three dpns (4 sts per needle) and join to work in the round.
Next rnd: Knit.
Next rnd: [Kfb, k1] around. (18 sts)
Next rnd: Knit.
Next rnd: Knit.
Next rnd: Purl.
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TUBE OF HAT
Knit 15 rnds.
Bind off, leaving a 20 in. (51 cm) tail. Using the cast on tail, stitch the flap
created on the top of the hat into place, so that it lies flat. Next, using the 20
in. (51 cm) tail, begin stitching the top hat in place on the base of the cat
hat. Center the top hat on the middle section of the base, stitching into the
bind off edge of the top hat. Once you have stitched halfway around the hat,
lightly stuff the hat with polyester fiberfill. Overstuffing will give the wrong
shape. Continue stitching around the bind off edge of the hat until it is
securely in place. Weave in ends of hat securely on underside of the base
and snip.
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BRIM
Using yarn B and two dpns, cast on 6 sts, leaving a 4 in. (10 cm) tail. Knit
every row until band measures 9 in. (23 cm). Bind off, leaving a 20 in. (51
cm) tail. Stitch ends of the brim together using cast on tail. Weave in tail
and snip. Slide the brim over the top hat, to the bottom of the top hat. Using
the 20 in. (51 cm) tail, stitch the brim onto the base of the hat, following
along the bind off edge of the top hat. When finished, pull end through the
underside of the cat hat base, weave in securely, and snip.
Once stitched into place, use a length of yarn B and a yarn needle to create
some simple stitches that will anchor the brim into the appropriate shape.
The brim will naturally roll, though you want the front to be flat. You can
place a few small stitches on each side of the front brim, to secure the roll
and keep the front flat. Weave in any ends to underside of the base and snip.
Measure ribbon around the bottom of the hat, add 1 in. (2.5 cm), and cut.
Fold one end over ½ in. (1.25 cm), then fold over ½ in. (1.25 cm) again.
Using matching thread and a needle, stitch this fold into place. Wrap the
ribbon around the bottom of hat, secure raw end under the fold, and stitch in
place to create the band.
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 20 YD (18 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN A (PINK)
• 5 YD (4.5 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (GREEN)
• SIZE H8 (5 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
THIS PEPPY POM POM HAT IS THE

PERFECT ACCESSORY FOR ANY HIGH-
SPIRITED KITTY.
POM POM HAT
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BASE
Using yarn A, work 2ch, leaving a 25 in. (64 cm) tail.
Row 1: 3sc in 2nd ch, 1ch.
Row 2: 3sc, 1ch.
Row 3: 2sc in first st, 1sc, 2sc in last st, 1ch. (5sc) Row 4: 5sc, 1ch.
Row 9: 2sc in first st, 7sc, 2sc in last st, 1ch. (11sc)
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FIRST EAR HOLE
Row 10: 1sc, 9ch, 1sc in last st, 1ch.
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MIDDLE SECTION
Rows 11–20: 11sc, 1ch.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 22: 11sc, 1ch.
Row 23: 1sc, skip next st, 7sc, skip next st, 1sc, 1ch. (9sc) Row 24: 9sc,
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
Row 31: 1sc in last st.
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RACHEL IS PROUD TO WEAR HER COLORFUL, FLUFFY POM
POM CAP.
To create ties, work 25ch, snip yarn, and pull through loop. Trim tail. Work
25ch at the beg of base, using 25 in. (64 cm) tail.
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FRONT TRIM
Holding yarns A and B together, work 30sc across front of hat base. Clip
yarn, pull through loop, and fasten securely on underside of the hat.
Make a 1 in. (2.5 cm) pom pom from yarns A and B and attach to center of
hat.
This is an easy design to adapt. Use your favorite sports team colors or
holiday colors to make it your own.
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 30 YD (27 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN A (LIGHT
ORANGE) • 30 YD (27 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN
B (DARK ORANGE) • SIZE G6 (4 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• SIZE E4 (3.5 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
FOR THE LITTLE LION WHO THINKS HE’S

A BIG ONE!
LITTLE LION
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BASE
Using yarn A and size G6 (4 mm) hook, work 2ch, leaving a 25 in. (64 cm)
tail.
Row 2: 3sc, 1ch.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Rows 15–26: 15sc, 1ch.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 28: 15sc, 1ch.
1ch.
Row 31: 1sc, skip next st, 9sc, skip next st, 1sc, 1ch. (11sc)
Row 32: 11sc, 1ch.

1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
Row 39: 1sc, skip next st, 1sc, skip next st, 1sc, 1ch. (3sc) Row 40: 1sc in
last st. Work 25ch, snip yarn, and pull through loop tightly.
Trim tail. Work 25ch at beg of base, using 25 in. (64 cm) tail.
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MANE
Using yarn B and size E4 (3.5 mm) crochet hook, work the mane evenly
along the front edge of the hat base. Starting just above the right tie: Row 1:
[Sl st in next sp, 8ch, sl st in same sp] rep across hat, making 40 loops.
Turn work. You will now work on top of the hat base, creating a second row
of slightly larger loops.
Row 2: [Sl st in next sp, 12ch, sl st in same sp] rep across hat, making 40
loops and ending on the side the mane started on.
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ASSEMBLY
Pull all ends to underside of hat and secure in place.
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WATCH OUT! POPPY IS ON THE PROWL.
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
SUPPLIES
(ORANGE) • 10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN
B (WHITE) • 3 YD (2.7 M) BULKY WEIGHT YARN IN C
(BLACK) • SIZE G6 (4 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• SIZE E4 (3.5 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
A CRAFTY HAT FOR YOUR CUNNING CAT!

CHICKENS BEWARE!
FELINE FOX
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BASE
Using yarn A and size G6 (4 mm) hook, work 2ch, leaving a 25 in. (64 cm)
tail.
Row 2: 3sc, 1ch.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Rows 13–15: 13sc, 1ch.
Row 16: 2sc in first st, sc to end, 1ch. (14sc) (The increase side is the front
of the hat.)
Row 17: 13sc, 2sc in last st, 1ch. (15sc)
Row 18: 2sc in first st, sc to end, 1ch. (16sc) Row 19: 15sc, 2sc in last st,
1ch. (17sc)
Row 20: Skip first st, 16sc, 1ch. (16sc)
Row 21: 14sc, skip next st, 1sc in last st, 1ch. (15sc) Row 22: Skip first st,
14sc, 1ch. (14sc)
Row 23: 12sc, skip next st, 1sc in last st, 1ch. (13sc) Rows 24–26: 13sc,
1ch.
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DOMINO HAS A FANTASTIC FOXY MAKEOVER.
SECOND EAR HOLE

Row 28: 13sc, 1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
To create ties, work 25ch, snip yarn, and pull through loop tightly. Trim tail.
Work 25ch at beg of base, using 25 in. (64 cm) tail.
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OUTER EARS
(Make 2)
Using yarn A and size E4 (3.5 mm) hook, work 3ch.
Row 1: Skip first ch, 2sc, 1ch.
Row 2: 2sc, 1ch.
Row 3: 2sc in each st, 1ch. (4sc)
Row 4: 4sc, 1ch.
Row 9: 2sc in first st, 6sc, 2sc in last st, 1ch. (10sc) Rows 10–11: 10sc, 1ch.
Cut a 10 in. (25 cm) tail and pull through loop.
Weave in other tail at point of ear.
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INNER EARS
(Make 2)
Using yarn B and size E4 (3.5 mm) hook, work 3ch.
Row 2: 2sc, 1ch.
Row 3: 2sc in each st, 1ch. (4sc)
Row 4: 4sc, 1ch.
Row 5: 2sc in first st, 2sc, 2sc in last st, 1ch. (6sc) Rows 6–7: 6sc, 1ch.
Cut yarn, leaving a 10 in. (25 cm) tail, and pull through loop. Weave in
other tail at point of ear.
Using yarn C and size E4 (3.5 mm) hook, work 5 sl sts along upper tip and
point of inner ear. Weave in ends to WS of ear, and clip.
Attach one inner ear to one outer ear using the inner ear 10 in. (25 cm) tail
and a yarn needle. Stitch into place, with the base of the ears (the last rows)
matching up. Use the photos for reference if necessary. Be careful not to
stitch right through the outer ear, as you do not want your stitches to be
visible. You can create an invisible stitch by running your needle through
the edge of the inner ear and barely through the surface of the outer ear.
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ASSEMBLY
Stitch each ear along the front edge of the hat base, in front of each ear hole.
The front edge of the base is the pointed edge. Use the yarn tails from the
outer ears to stitch into place, running your needle through the edge of the
outer ear. The ears are meant to stand up, so you may have to reinforce your
stitches to give the ears support.
Stand back and admire your cat’s new look!
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
SUPPLIES
(BROWN) • 10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B
(WHITE) • SIZE G6 (4 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
TRANSFORM YOUR KITTY INTO A CUDDLY

TEDDY WITH THIS ADORABLE BEAR HAT.
BABY BEAR
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BASE
Row 2: 3sc, 1ch.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Rows 13–22: 13sc, 1ch.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 24: 13sc, 1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
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OUTER EARS
(Make 2)
Using yarn A, work 2ch.
Row 1: 2sc in 2nd ch.
Row 2: 2sc in each st. (4sc)
Row 4: 2sc, 2sc in next 4 sts, 2sc. (12sc) Row 5: 4sc, 2sc in next 4 sts, 4sc.
(16sc) Cut a 10 in. (25 cm) tail and pull through loop.
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INNER EARS
(Make 2)
Using yarn B, work 2ch.
Row 1: 2sc in 2nd ch.
Row 3: 1sc, 2sc in next 2 sts, 1sc in last st. (6sc) Cut a 10 in. (25 cm) tail
and pull through loop. Attach to outer ear, lining up the bottom edge of the
inner ear to the bottom edge of the outer ear. Be careful as you stitch around
inner ear not to stitch all the way through the outer ear, as you don’t want
the yarn B stitches visible on the back of the outer ear. Repeat with other
ear.
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ASSEMBLY
Attach the ears along the front edge of the hat base, centered in front of
each ear hole. Use the tail from the outer ear to stitch the ears into place.
You may need to reinforce your stitches, as the ears are meant to stand up.
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
SUPPLIES
(WHITE) • 20 YD (18 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B
(BROWN) • SIZE G6 (4 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
THE PERFECT PROJECT FOR DOG-AND

CAT-LOVERS! CUSTOMIZE THE SPOTS,
EARS, AND COLORS FOR DIFFERENT PUPS.
DOG
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BASE
Row 2: 3sc, 1ch.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Rows 15–26: 15sc, 1ch.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 28: 15sc, 1ch.
1ch.
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WHO SAYS CATS AND DOGS CAN’T GET ALONG? NOT
DOMINO!
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
Row 39: 1sc, skip next st, 1sc, skip next st, 1sc, 1ch. (3sc) Row 40: 1sc in
last st.
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EARS
(Make 2)
Using yarn B, make a magic ring.
Rnd 1: 1ch, 10sc in ring.
Rnd 2: 10sc, 1ch.
Rnd 3: [1sc, 2sc in next st] 5 times, 1ch. (15sc) Rnd 4: 15sc, 1ch.
Rnd 5: Working in back loops only, work 8sc, 1ch, turn.
Continue in rows:
Rows 6–11: 8sc, 1ch.
Cut a 10 in. (25 cm) tail and pull through loop. Weave in beg tail.
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SPOTS
(Make 1 in A, 1 in B)
Work 6ch.
Rnd 1: 1sc in 2nd ch, 1sc in next 2ch, 2sc in next ch. Continuing along
other side of chain, work 1sc in back loop of next 4ch, sl st to beg sc, 1ch.
Rnd 2: [1sc, 2sc in next st] 3 times, 2sc, 2sc in next st, sl st to beg sc (13sc).
Cut a 6 in. (15 cm) tail and pull through loop. Weave in beg tail.
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ASSEMBLY
To attach ears, use 10 in. (25 cm) tail to stitch flat side of ear evenly above
ear opening on base of hat. Once securely stitched in place, pull tail through
to underside of hat and secure. Repeat with other tail.
To attach spots, attach spot in yarn A to one ear. Stitch around spot securely,
and pull end through to WS of ear. Secure. Attach spot in yarn B to base of
hat, underneath the other ear.
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ANNA NICOLE GIVES JAWS A RUN FOR HIS MONEY IN HER
SHARK ATTACK HAT.
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
SUPPLIES
• 18 YD (16 M) MEDIUM WEIGHT YARN IN A (BLUE) •
3 YD (2.7 M) MEDIUM WEIGHT YARN IN B (RED) • 5 YD
(4.5 M) MEDIUM WEIGHT YARN IN C (WHITE) • SIZE
H8 (5 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
LITTLE FISH, BEWARE! SHOWCASE YOUR

CAT’S PREDATOR SIDE IN THIS SHARKY
HAT!
SHARK ATTACK
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BASE
Using yarn A and size H8 (5 mm) hook, work 2ch, leaving a 25 in. (64 cm)
tail.
Row 2: 3sc, 1ch.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Rows 13–22: 13sc, 1ch.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 24: 13sc, 1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
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FIN
Using yarn A and size G6 (4 mm) hook, work 12ch.
Row 2: Skip first st, 9sc, 1ch.
Row 3: 7sc, skip next st, 1sc in last st, 1ch. (8sc) Row 4: 7sc, 1ch. (7sc)
Row 5: 1sc, skip next st, 3sc, skip next st, 1sc, 1ch. (5sc) Row 6: 1sc, skip
next st, 1sc, skip next st, 1sc, 1ch. (3sc) Row 7: Skip first st, 2sc, 1ch.
Row 8: 2sc, 1ch.
Row 9: Skip first st, 1sc, 1ch.
Row 10: 1sc.
Cut yarn, leaving a 8 in. (20 cm) tail. Weave the tail from the first row
through to the last row of the fin. Stitch to the center of the middle section
of the hat base, running needle through the bottom edge of the fin. The fin
will be straighter on one side—that’s the side that should face the front. Use
the pictures for reference if necessary. You may need to reinforce your
stitches, as you want the fin to stand upright.
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TEETH EDGE
Using yarn B and size G6 (4 mm) hook, work 34 sl sts evenly along front
edge of the hat base. Cut yarn, pull through loop securely, and weave in
both ends to the underside of the hat. Next, using yarn C and size G6 (4
mm) hook, work 4ch through the first red sl st. Slip st in the same sp, 1sc in
next red sl st, [4ch and slip st in same sp, 1sc] rep to end of row. Cut yarn,
pull through loop securely, and weave in both ends to the underside of the
hat.
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
SUPPLIES
10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B (WHITE) •
SIZE G6 (4 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
PADDING AROUND ON THE ROOFTOPS,

WHO DOES KITTY DISCOVER? GOOD OLD
SANTA CLAUS!
SANTA PAWS
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BASE
Row 2: 3sc, 1ch.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Rows 13–22: 13sc, 1ch.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 24: 13sc, 1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
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POPPY IS FULL OF FESTIVE CHEER IN HER SANTA HAT.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
Work 25ch, snip yarn, and pull through loop tightly. Trim tail. Work 25ch at
beg of base, using 25 in. (64 cm) tail.
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HAT
Do not join at end of rounds. If necessary, place a marker to show start of
round.
Rnd 1: 4sc in 2nd ch.
Rnd 2: 1sc in each st around. (4sc)
Rnd 3: 2sc in each st around. (8sc)
Rnds 4–5: 1sc in each st around.
Rnd 6: [1sc, 2sc in next st] 4 times. (12sc)
Rnds 7–9: 1sc in each st around.
Rnd 10: [1sc, 2sc in next st] 6 times. (18sc) Rnds 11–13: 1sc in each st
around.
Rnd 14: [1sc, 2sc in next st] 9 times. (27sc) Rnds 15–17: 1sc in each st
around.
Rnd 18: [2sc, 2sc in next st] 9 times. (36sc) Rnd 19: [8sc, 2sc in next st] 4
times. (40sc) Rnds 20–21: 1sc in each st around.
Snip yarn, leaving a 20 in. (51 cm) tail, and pull through loop tightly. Use
this tail to attach the hat to the base.
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ASSEMBLY
Using yarn B, make a 1 in. (2.5 cm) pom pom and two ½ in. (1 cm) tassels.
Attach pom pom securely to top of hat. Attach one tassel on end of each tie.
Lightly stuff hat top with polyester fiberfill, being careful to evenly
distribute filling. Stitch onto center of the base of hat with 20 in. (51 cm)
tail.
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
SUPPLIES
(YELLOW) • 10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN
B (WHITE) • 10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN
C (ORANGE) • SIZE G6 (4 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
TRICK OR TREAT, HERE’S A HAT THAT’S

EXTRA SWEET!
CANDY CORN
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BASE
Row 2: 3sc, 1ch.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Rows 13–22: 13sc, 1ch.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 24: 13sc, 1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
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CANDY CORN
Rnd 2: 6sc.
Rnd 3: [2sc in next st, 2sc] twice. (8sc) Rnds 4–5: Sc around.
Rnd 9: [2sc in next st, 4sc] twice. (12sc) Change to yarn C.
Rnds 10–11: Sc around.
Rnd 18: [2sc in next st, 7sc] twice. (18sc) Cut yarn, leaving a 15 in. (38
cm) tail, and pull through loop. Turn hat inside out. Sew yarn B tail to close
up top gap. Weave ends to inside and finish.
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ASSEMBLY
Lightly and evenly stuff candy corn with polyester fiberfill. Be careful to
maintain a soft square point at the top of the candy corn. Stitch hat onto the
center of the base with yarn C tail, with the square top facing toward the
front (not the ears) of the hat. Use the photos if necessary for reference.
Secure ends to underside of base and finish.
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
SUPPLIES
(PURPLE) • 10 YD (9 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B
(BLUE) • SIZE G6 (4 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
ONCE EXTINCT, THE RARE UNICORN CAT

GRACES ONLY THE MOST FANTASTICAL
OF HOMES. ADD A BRIGHTLY COLORED
FRINGE MANE ALONG THE TOP OF THE
HAT FOR A LITTLE FLAIR!
UNICORN
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BASE
Using yarn A, work 2ch, leaving a 3 in. (7.5 cm) tail.
Row 2: 3sc, 1ch.
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FIRST EAR HOLE
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MIDDLE SECTION
Rows 13–22: 13sc, 1ch.
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SECOND EAR HOLE
Row 24: 13sc, 1ch.
1ch.
Row 27: 1sc, skip next st, 7sc, skip next st, 1sc, 1ch. (9sc)
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GUS LOOKS ENCHANTING IN HIS UNICORN HAT.
Row 28: 9sc, 1ch.

1ch.
1ch.
1ch.
Cut yarn, leaving a 3 in. (7.5 cm) tail. Weave in both tails to underside of
base.
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UNICORN HORN
(Make 1)
Rnd 2: Sc in each st around, sl st in first sc. (4sc) Rnd 3: [2sc in next st,
1sc] twice. (6sc) Rnd 4: Sc around.
Rnd 5: [2sc in next st, 2sc] twice. (8sc) Rnd 6: Sc around.
Cut yarn, leaving a 15 in. (38 cm) tail, and pull through loop tightly.
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ASSEMBLY
Weave in tail from top of unicorn horn, making sure to close any gaps.
Lightly stuff horn with polyester fiberfill, making sure to stuff evenly.
Using 15 in. (38 cm) tail, securely stitch horn to the center of the base, close
to front of hat.
Using yarn B, measure out two pieces of yarn 25 in. (64 cm) each. To create
ties at each end of the base, use one piece of yarn and pull a loop through
the end of the hat, work 25ch, pull yarn through loop tightly, and snip.
Repeat with other piece on the other side of the hat.
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METHOD: CROCHET
SIZE
• LENGTH: 5 IN. (13 CM)
• WIDTH: 3 IN. (7.5 CM)
SUPPLIES
(BEIGE) • 6 YD (5.5 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN B
(BLUE) • 6 YD (5.5 M) WORSTED WEIGHT YARN IN C
(ORANGE) • SIZE E4 (3.5 MM) CROCHET HOOK
• YARN NEEDLE
TRANSPORT YOUR CAT TO THE WILD

WEST IN THIS PERFECTLY BROKEN-IN
COWBOY HAT!
COWBOY HAT
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HAT
Do not turn work in this pattern.
Rnd 1: 2sc in 2nd ch, 1sc in next 3ch, 3sc in next ch. Continuing along
other side of chain, work 1sc in back loop of next 4ch, sl st to beg ch, 1ch.
(12 sts) Rnd 2: 1sc in first st, 2sc in next st, 4sc, [2sc in next st] twice, 4sc,
sl st to beg ch, 1ch. (15sts) Rnd 3: 2sc in next 2sts, 5sc, 2sc in next 2 sts, sl
st to next sc; this marks new position for start of rnd. (This will cause the
hat to start to curl, which is part of the shaping.) For the following rnds, use
a marker at the beg of each rnd to help keep your place. From Rnds 4–13
inclusive, work 1ch at beg of each rnd and end each rnd with sl st to beg ch.
Rnd 4: [5sc, 2sc in next st] 4 times.
Rnds 10–12: Sc around.
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BRIM
Rnd 13: 2sc in each st around, sl st to beg ch.
Rnd 14: Sl st in each st around.
Snip yarn, leaving enough tail to weave in ends.
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TO SHAPE
You have created two points at the top of your hat. These points should face
the ears, and you should use the starting tail to stitch into place a dip in
between these points. You may find it helpful to turn to the WS, or inside,
of the hat and, pinching between the points, secure this shape with a few
stitches.
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Turning to the RS, or outside, of the hat, you will need to stitch your brim
into place. You want the sides of the hat to roll. Lightly roll each side, and
work 3 or 4 stitches to hold it in place. Use the photos for reference.
Properly broken in hats have an authentic shape, which means you don’t
have to perfectly stitch the brim rolls. Just remember that the front and back
need to be flat. Stitching the brim is what gives the hat its final shape, so
adjust it according to your liking. An experienced crocheter could give this
hat a stiffer shape by stuffing it. You would need to crochet an oval, or
small base, to stitch your hat onto and to hold the stuffing in. You could use
the other patterns in this book as a reference for this if you wish.
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TIES
(Make 2)
Using a strand of all three yarn colors, make two braided ties that each
measure 1 yd (90 cm). You could also use a ¼ in. (0.5 cm) wide ribbon or
trim of your choice for ties.
To attach ties to the hat, take one tie and pull it through the front left side
(near the rolled brim) of the hat. Use a larger crochet hook if necessary.
Now pull the other end of the tie through the front right side of the hat
(again near the rolled brim). Repeat with other tie at the back of the hat. Use
the photos for reference if necessary.
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TO WEAR
You now have 4 ties hanging underneath your hat, two on the right and two
on the left. Carefully tie the two left and the two right ties together, in a bow
under the chin. Make sure the ties are on either side of the ear on each side.
This ensures a more comfortable fit (your cat’s ears should be clear of the
hat). If you need the hat to be a bit smaller, or larger, on top, adjust the roll
of the brim.
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YEE-HAW! BLUEBELL IS THE NEW COWBOY IN TOWN!
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MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
THE NEAT THING ABOUT MAKING CAT HATS IS THAT
THEY DON’T REQUIRE SPECIALIST TOOLS, NOR DO
THEY USE MUCH YARN.
YARNS
Yarns are available in a range of weights, from very fine to extra bulky.
Because yarns may vary from one manufacturer to another and certainly
change from one fiber to another, only generic yarn types are indicated for
the hats in this book. You should be aware of the properties of different
yarns, however, from the fullness of cotton to the elasticity of wool, because
the construction of a yarn will affect its behavior and characteristics, and so
will influence the end result. Try using different gauges and, if in doubt, use
a smaller needle/hook size than usual. Separate your yarns into color groups
and keep these in transparent plastic containers so that you have a palette of
colors to work with.
KNITTING NEEDLES
Needle sizes are specified for each hat. Pairs of knitting needles are made in
a variety of lengths. Most are aluminum, although larger-size needles are
made of plastic to reduce their weight. For most of the designs in this book,
a conventional pair of needles is used, but double-pointed needles are used
in some of the projects.
Knitting needles are available in a variety of sizes and materials.
CROCHET HOOKS
Crochet hooks are available in a wide range of sizes and materials. Most
hooks are made from aluminum or plastic. Small sizes of steel hooks are
made for working with very fine yarns. Handmade wooden, bamboo, and
horn hooks are also available.
Hook sizes are quoted differently in the United States and Europe, and
some brands of hook are labeled with more than one numbering system.
Choosing a hook is largely a matter of personal preference. The design of
the hook affects the ease of working considerably. Look for a hook that has
a comfortable grip.
Assorted crochet hooks.
Row counters are useful.
STUFFING MATERIALS AND ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
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POLYESTER FIBERFILL
There are a number of options open to you when it comes to stuffing your
hat, including foam, cotton batting, and polyester fiberfill. I recommend
polyester fiberfill, a synthetic fiber that is extremely lightweight and also
washable. It has a soft feel and it bounces back into shape. It tends to clump
less than many of the other stuffing materials. It is also widely available.
Always have a sharp pair of scissors handy.
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TAPE MEASURE
Essential for measuring lengths of yarn, choose one that features both
inches and centimeters on the same side.
A tape measure lets you check that you have adequate yarn.
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MARKERS AND ROW COUNTERS
Ready-made markers can be used to indicate a repeat or to help count
stitches in a chain. Similarly, a row counter may help you to keep track of
the number of rows you have worked, but in knitting this is usually easy if
you remember to include the stitches on the needle as a row.
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KNITTING TECHNIQUES
HERE IS A REMINDER OF THE BASICS, TOGETHER
WITH A FEW SUGGESTSIONS AND TECHNIQUES THAT
MIGHT BE NEW TO A BEGINNING KNITTER.
SLIPKNOT
1 Putting a slipknot on the needle makes the first stitch of the cast on. Loop
the yarn around two fingers of the left hand, the ball end on top. Dip the
needle into the loop, catch the ball end of the yarn, and pull it through the
loop.
2 Pull the ends of the yarn to tighten the knot. Tighten the ball end to bring
the knot up to the needle.
CASTING ON
There are several cast on methods, each with its own merits.
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Thumb method
Sometimes called long-tail cast on, this uses a single needle and produces
an elastic edge.
1 Leaving an end about three times the length of the required cast on, put a
slipknot on the needle. Holding the yarn end in the left hand, take the left
thumb under the yarn and upward. Insert the needle in the loop made on the
thumb.
2 Use the ball end of the yarn to make a knit stitch, slipping the loop off the
thumb. Pull the yarn end to close the stitch up to the needle. Continue
making stitches in this way. The result looks like a row of garter stitch
because the yarn has been knitted off the thumb.
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Cable cast on
This two-needle method gives a firm edge with the appearance of a rope.
1 Put a slipknot on one needle. Use the other needle and the ball end of the
yarn to knit into the loop on the left-hand needle without slipping it off.
Transfer the new stitch to the left-hand needle.
2 Insert the right-hand needle between the new stitch and the next stitch,
and then make another stitch as before. Continue making stitches in this
way.
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Knitted cast on
Make a cable cast on as above, but instead of knitting between stitches,
insert the right-hand needle in the front of each stitch in the usual way. This
gives a softer edge than the cable method.
I-CORD
A very useful round cord can be made using two double-pointed needles.
Cast on four (or the required number of) stitches and knit one row in the
usual way. Without turning, slide the stitches to the opposite end of the
needle. Take the yarn firmly across the wrong side from left to right and knit
one row. Repeat from for the required length.
BINDING AND FASTENING OFF

A simple knit stitch bind off is used in this book. Knit two stitches. With the
left needle, lift the first stitch over the second and off the right needle. Knit
the next stitch. Repeat from until one stitch remains. Break off the yarn, pass
the end through this stitch, and tighten.
PICK UP AND KNIT
The pick up and knit technique involves knitting up new stitches along the
edge of a knitted piece, ready to work in another direction. This avoids
having to cast on a separate piece and join it with a seam. With RS facing
you, insert the right needle under an edge stitch, take the yarn around the
needle, and pull a loop through to make a stitch. Repeat for the number of
stitches required, spacing the picked up stitches evenly along the edge. The
next row will be a WS row.
KNITTING IN THE ROUND
When knitting in the round using four double-pointed needles (dpns), the
stitches are distributed among three of the needles and the spare needle is
used to knit with. Bring the first and third needles together to form a circle
and use the spare needle to work the stitches off the first (left) needle and
onto the spare (right) needle in the usual way. This is done with the RS
(outside) of the work facing you, unless stated otherwise. Take the yarn
firmly from one double-pointed needle to the next or a ladder will appear.
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CROCHET TECHNIQUES
HERE ARE A FEW REMINDERS OF THE BASICS AND
SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR BUILDING ON THEM.
SLIPKNOT
1 Putting a slipknot on the hook makes the first loop of the chain that will
hold the stitches of the first row or round. Loop the yarn around two fingers
of the left hand, the ball end to the front. Insert the hook in the loop, catch
the ball end of the yarn, and pull it through the loop.
2 Pull the ends of yarn to tighten the knot. Now tighten the ball end to bring
the knot up to the hook.
HOOKING ACTION
Hold the slipknot (and later the chain) between the thumb and forefinger of
the left hand. Take the yarn over the second finger of the left hand so it is
held taut. Take it around the little finger as well if necessary. The right hand
is then free to manipulate the hook. With a turn of the wrist, guide the tip of
the hook under the yarn. Catch the yarn and pull it through the loop on the
hook to make a chain.
Hooking and catching is referred to as yarn over hook (abbreviation: yo). It

is the action used in making a chain, a slip stitch, and, in various
combinations, all other crochet stitches.
Note Unless the instructions state otherwise, the hook should be inserted
under the two strands of yarn that form the top of the chain, or the top of the
stitch.
WORKING A SLIP STITCH (SL ST)

Slip stitch is the shortest of all the crochet stitches and its main uses are for
joining rounds, making seams, and carrying the hook and yarn from one
place to another. Insert the hook from front to back into the required stitch.
Wrap the yarn over the hook (yarn over) and draw it through both the work
and the loop on the hook. One loop remains on the hook and one slip stitch
has been worked.
CHAIN RING
Join a number of chain stitches into a ring with a slip stitch in the first
chain. Work the first round of stitches around the chain and into the center
of the ring. If the yarn end is also worked around, the ring is lightly padded
and this end can be pulled to tighten it.
MAGIC RING
1 To make a magic ring, first coil the yarn around two fingers and then use
the hook to pull through a loop of the ball end of the yarn, as if making a
slipknot (see step 1, above left). However, do not then pull the yarn tight.
Holding the ring flat between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand,
catch the yarn and pull it through the loop on the hook to anchor it.
2 Working under two strands of yarn each time, make the stitches as
directed and then pull the free yarn end to close the ring. Join the ring with
a slip stitch in the first stitch.
JOINING IN A NEW YARN

There are several methods you can use to join in a new yarn or color.
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Using slip stitch
This method can be used when working any stitch. Make a slipknot in the
new yarn and place it on the hook. Insert the hook into the work at the
specified position and make a slip stitch with the new yarn through both
stitch and slipknot. Continue working the pattern with the new yarn.
Changing colors mid-stitch

To switch neatly from an old color to a new color in the same place, you can
leave the last stitch in the old color incomplete and use the new color to
finish the stitch.
1 Using the old color, leave the last stage of the final stitch incomplete, so
that there are two loops on the hook. Wrap the new color over the hook and
pull it through the loops on the hook to complete the stitch.
2 Continue working with the new color. You may find it easier to knot the
two loose ends together before you cut the yarn no longer in use, leaving
ends of about 4 in. (10 cm). Always undo the knot before weaving in the
yarn ends.
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ADDITIONAL TECHNIQUES
ALL THE HATS ARE EASY TO ASSEMBLE USING JUST A
FEW STANDARD FINISHING TECHNIQUES. HERE ARE
SOME TIPS AND SUGGESTIONS.
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MARKERS
If markers are needed to count rows or repeats, use a length of contrast
thread. Lay it between stitches from front to back, make a stitch, and then
bring it from back to front of the work. Repeat from once more. It can be
pulled out when it is no longer needed.
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STUFFING
Use polyester fiberfill (batting) rather than cotton wool, as the latter can be
rather dense and difficult to stitch through. Push the batting in firmly, one
wisp at a time, using it to shape the object without distorting it. Too much
batting will pack down, whereas too little will never plump up. Don’t push
the batting in with a pointed implement, but use something like the eraser
end of a pencil. Spare matching yarn may be better than batting inside
crochet, as there will be no show-through. Wind off short lengths of yarn
around two fingers and push these in, one coil at a time.
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ENDS
Sometimes called a tail, the end of yarn left after making the slipknot
should be a reasonable length so that it can be used for sewing up. It can
also be very useful for covering up imperfections, such as awkward color
changes. The same applies to the end left after binding or fastening off. In
these projects, ends that will not be needed for sewing up should be woven
in and secured to the WS before the main assembly of the hat.
POM POMS
A couple of the hats in this book require pom poms. Either use a ready-
made plastic pom pom maker or cut out two rings of cardboard.
1 Place the two rings together and use a yarn needle to wrap yarn around
them.
2 Starting new lengths of yarn at the outside edge, continue until the rings
are tightly covered. Insert the blade of a pair of scissors between the rings
and cut the yarn around the edge.
3 Tie a length of yarn around the pom pom between the rings. Knot the yarn
tightly, slip the rings off, and trim the pom pom. Use the ends of yarn from
the tie for attaching the pom pom to the hat.
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JOINING KNITTED AND
CROCHETED PIECES
It is always best to leave a lengthy tail when you cast on or bind off, as this
tail can serve as your joining yarn when sewing pieces together. The
projects in this book specify at which point to leave additional length.
Carefully place the piece to be attached in the correct location, using sewing
pins if necessary. Using a blunt yarn needle and the tail (or a length of
matching yarn), stitch small upright stitches through the edge of the piece
being joined to the main piece of the project. When done in the same shade
of yarn, these stitches should be invisible. Once attached, pull the yarn to
the wrong side of the knitted or crocheted object (usually the underside of
the hat) and secure with several knots. Weave in ends.
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ABBREVIATIONS
GENERAL
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repeat
rep
rnd(s) round(s)
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right side(s)
RS
st(s) stitch(es)
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wrong side(s)
WS
KNITTING
dpn(s) double pointed needle(s)
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knit
k
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knit 2 together
k2tog
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knit in front and back of stitch to make two stitches from one
kfb
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purl
p
CROCHET
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beginning
beg
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chain
ch
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single crochet
sc
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slip stitch
sl st
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space
sp
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yarn forward and over hook to make a stitch
yo
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READING CHARTS
Each crochet design is accompanied by a chart that should be read with the
written instructions.
The chart represents the right side of the work.
CHARTS IN ROWS
CHARTS IN ROUNDS
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YARNS USED
Many thanks to Lion Brand who generously supplied the yarn used in this
book.
The following yarns and colors were used for the hats: Dinosaur, pages 10–13
A: Jiffy, Avocado
B: Wool Ease, Pumpkin
Bobble Hat, pages 14–15

A: Wool Ease, Seaspray
B: Wool Ease, Cranberry
Strawberry, pages 16–19

A: Cotton Ease, Cherry
B: Kitchen Cotton, Snap Pea
C: Cotton Ease, Snow
Pumpkin, pages 20–21

A: Kitchen Cotton, Pumpkin
B: Cotton Ease, Lime
Sports Cap, pages 22–23

A: Wool Ease, Ranch Red
B: Vanna’s Choice, White
C: Wool Ease, Sea Spray
Spring Chick, pages 24–25

A: Romance, Passion
B: Fun Yarn, Black
C: Kitchen Cotton, Pumpkin
Punk Mohawk, pages 26–29

A: Vanna’s Choice, Black
B: Roving Wool, Hot Pink
Bunny, pages 30–31
Nature’s Choice Organic Cotton, Almond Turkey, pages 32–35
A: Jiffy, Caffe
B: Fun Yarn, Red
C: Fun Yarn, Black
D: Kitchen Cotton, Pumpkin
E: Wool Ease, Fisherman
Flower Cap, pages 36–37

A: Kitchen Cotton, Cayenne
B: Wool Ease, Blue Heather
I Heart You, pages 38–39

A: Jiffy, Caffe
B: Jiffy, Chili
Extraterrestrial, pages 40–41

A: Vanna’s Choice, Sweet Pea
B: Vanna’s Choice, Black
Antlers, pages 42–43

Jiffy, Caffe
Party Hat, pages 44–45

A: Vanna’s Choice, Raspberry
B: Wool Ease, Fisherman
C: Vanna’s Choice, Mint
Witch, pages 46–47

A: Kitchen Cotton, Grape
B: Kitchen Cotton, Snap Pea
Cupcake, pages 48–49

A: Vanna’s Choice, Pink Poodle
B: Vanna’s Choice, Berrylicious
C: Vanna’s Choice, Angel White
Banana, pages 50–51

A: Baby’s First, Honeybee
B: Wool Ease, Cocoa
Santa Hat, pages 52–55

A: Jiffy, Chili
B: Jiffy, White
Elf, pages 56–57

A: Jiffy, Apple
B: Jiffy, Chili
Top Hat, pages 58–61
A: Fun Yarn, Black
B: Vanna’s Glamour, Moonstone
Pom Pom Hat, pages 62–63

A: Vanna’s Choice, Raspberry
B: Vanna’s Choice, Fern
Little Lion, pages 64–67

A: Vanna’s Choice, Honey
B: Wool Ease, Paprika
Feline Fox, pages 68–71

A: Wool Ease, Paprika
C: Fun Yarn, Black
Baby Bear, pages 72–75

A: Heartland Yarn, Big Bend
Dog, pages 76–79

A: Wool Ease, Fisherman
B: Heartland Yarn, Big Bend
Shark Attack, pages 80–83

A: Kitchen Cotton, Tropic Breeze B: Kitchen Cotton, Red
C: Kitchen Cotton, Vanilla
Santa Paws, pages 84–87

A: Vanna’s Choice, Scarlet
B: Vanna’s Choice, White
Candy Corn, pages 88–91

A: Kitchen Cotton, Citrus
B: Kitchen Cotton, Vanilla
C: Kitchen Cotton, Pumpkin
Unicorn, pages 92–95

A: Vanna’s Choice, Dusty Purple
B: Vanna’s Choice, Aqua
Cowboy Hat, pages 96–99

A: Vanna’s Choice, Beige
B: Kitchen Cotton, Tropic Breeze C: Wool Ease, Paprika
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INDEX
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B
Baby Bear 72–75
Banana 50–51
binding off 103
Bobble Hat 14–15
Bunny 30–31
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C
Candy Corn 88–91
casting on 102
cable cast on 102
knitted cast on 102
thumb method 102
Cowboy Hat 96–99
crochet hooks 101
Cupcake 48–49
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D
Dinosaur 10–13
Dog 76–79
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E
Elf 56–57
equipment 100–101
Extraterrestrial 40–41
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F
fastening off 103
Feline Fox 68–71
fiberfill 101
Flower Cap 36–37
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I
i-cord 103
I Heart You 38–39
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K
knitting needles 100
knitting techniques 102–103
binding and fastening off 103
casting on 102
i-cord 103
knitting in the round 103
pick up and knit 103
slipknots 102
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L
Little Lion 64–67
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M
markers 101
materials 100–101
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P
Party Hat 44–45
pick up and knit 103
polyester fiberfill 101
Pom Pom Hat 62–63
Pumpkin 20–21
Punk Mohawk 26–29
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R
Reindeer Antlers 42–43
row counters 101
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S
Santa Hat 52–55
Santa Paws 84–87
scissors 101
Shark Attack 80–83
slipknots 102
Sports Cap 22–23
Spring Chick 24–25
Strawberry 16–19
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T
tape measures 101
Top Hat 58–61
Turkey 32–35
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U
Unicorn 92–95
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W
Witch 46–47
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yarns 100
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STARRING
Many thanks to our feline friends and their families for appearing in this book:
Anna Nicole (black-and-white domestic shorthair), courtesy of Sophie Bremaud, featured on pages
80–83
Bluebell (gray Selkirk Rex), courtesy of Alison Hayward, featured on pages 96–99
Daisy (black-and-white domestic shorthair), courtesy of Simon Baker, featured on page 55
Domino (black-and-white domestic longhair), courtesy of Wendie Cattell, featured on pages 68–69,
76–79
Gracie (Maine Coon), courtesy of Clare Earthy, featured on pages 24
Gus (gray domestic shorthair), courtesy of Leah Prado, featured on pages 16–19, 41, 50, 92–93
Holly (Maine Coon), courtesy of Clare Earthy, featured on pages 30, 91
Huck (Maine Coon), courtesy of Clare Earthy, featured on pages 31, 53, 95
Jasper (chocolate domestic longhair), courtesy of Katherine Shone, featured on pages 26–29, 42r
Jess (domestic longhair), courtesy of Wendy Cattell, featured on pages 88–89
Leeroy (lilac straight-eared Scottish Fold), courtesy of Joanna Bettles, featured on pages 10–13, 20–
21, 49
Link (blue-point Birman), courtesy of Rozi Blair, featured on pages 37, 46–47, 52
Luna (Snow Bengal cross), courtesy of Alix Taylor, featured on pages 14–15, 22–23
Lyric (blue-point Birman), courtesy of Rozi Blair, featured on pages 32–34, 36–37
Mooch (British Shorthair with Siamese points), courtesy of Simone Hogan, featured on pages 45,
58–61, 62, 84, 86
Percy (ginger-and-white domestic shorthair), courtesy of Katherine Shone, featured on pages 38–39,
42l
Poppy (tabby domestic shorthair), courtesy of Simon Baker, featured on pages 64–67, 85
Rachel (black-and-white domestic shorthair), courtesy of Wendie Cattell, featured on page 63
Vivi (red-silver Abyssinian), courtesy of Alix Taylor, featured on pages 56, 72–75
And many thanks to the photographers, Liz Coleman and Phil Wilkins, for their patience, ingenuity,
and creativity.
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First published in the United States by Running Press,

Library of Congress Control Number: 2014952838

E-book ISBN 978-0-7624-5670-3

Senior editor: Victoria Lyle

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WORKING THE CATWALK

BEHIND THE SCENES!

POM POM HAT

SKILL LEVEL: BEGINNER

FOR THE CAT THAT GOES RAWR! THIS

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DOES YOUR CAT GET FRISKY ABOUT

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FOR YOUR LITTLE PURR PUMPKIN! KNIT

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KNIT THIS QUICK PROJECT UP IN YOUR

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MAKE SURE TO CHOOSE A TEXTURED

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FOR THE ULTIMATE ANARCHIST IN YOUR

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IF YOUR EARS HANG LOW, THIS BUNNY

Using yarn needle, weave in bind off tail.

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LYRIC PLAYFULLY MODELS THE TURKEY HAT.

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ANTLERS ARE THE PERFECT HOLIDAY

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Rnds 11–14: Knit.

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Rnds 1–6: Knit.

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VIVI IS COUNTING DOWN THE DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS!

Rnds 1–3: Knit.

SKILL LEVEL: DIFFICULT

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THIS PEPPY POM POM HAT IS THE

SKILL LEVEL: BEGINNER

FOR THE LITTLE LION WHO THINKS HE’S

Row 32: 11sc, 1ch.

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A CRAFTY HAT FOR YOUR CUNNING CAT!

SECOND EAR HOLE

Stand back and admire your cat’s new look!

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