A Pixie Bell Hat & Scarflet

My friend's baby is scheduled to arrive today...we are all so excited for her and her family! The little hats were finished just in the nick of time. I was able to create three of them for her little one and hopefully they will keep her little head warm in the upcoming months.

The second little hat was inspired by a book that I got my kids, Beck Beyond the Sea, it is a book with faeries and little creatures from another world. I wanted a little hat that was cute and looked a little bit like a flower bell. The hat follows the same pattern as the previous little hat pattern,except I made the top I-cord shorter and omitted the ribbing at the hem and added a small ruffled edge and a ribbon.

The pattern is in PDF format and it is right here if you are interested in it. I winged most of the instructions, but I think they worked pretty well for the Pixie Bell Hat.

The weekend also turned out a mini-scarflet pattern that I worked up  for my little Wonderboy. Cold weather is here and he is going to need a little scarf to keep his neck warm on our walks to school. It is fairly simple and it takes very little yarn and uses a Knifty Knitter loom. 

There is not much of a pattern for it as it is just the basic instructions for working on a knitting board, but if you need a little guidance, follow this instructions.

My destash is still going, come check it out, I will be adding more stuff today.

*Updated: mini-scarflet instructions

Close-up pictures of the mini-scarflet.

Comments

[darnise]

I would like to know where to get pattern to knit the mini scarflet

[Sin City Spuds]

Love, love, love the little hat! So adorable! Thanks for the comment on my blog, too. You're such a sweetie!

[Cindi]

Love the mini scarflet. I have a 7 yr old granddaughter and it will be perfect for her this winter. Thank you for sharing the pattern.

[Concetta]

Very cute hat, Isela - and I hope the scarflet pattern helps people trying to make the "pidge"

[Peg]

Thank you for the scarflet. They are on my Christmas list as well. Can I ask you another question? I bought your beautiful Inara Scarf pattern. I am making it larger and am confused (and new) with changing patterns. It said to use a multiple of 6 plus 1. I tried 6x6=36 plus one but it didn't come out like your pattern. After working with it I found 39 stitch made the pattern come out like yours. would you please explain what a pattern means by multiple of a number, plus additional numbers? Do I make sense? Your work and videos are SO very helpful. I return to them over and over again. Thank you so much!

[Jo W.]

Hi Isela,
I'm very new to loom knitting but I should be able to handle this. Thank you very much for sharing the pattern.

[Angelica]

Thanks for the instructions on the scarflet...... I'm seeing many Christmas gifts with this!

[martha]

Thanks for the instructions for the scarflet. can't wait to try it.

[Patti]

Thank you! This will be the perfect pattern to learn how to loom knit. I've purchased the purple Knifty Knitter to play around with, hopefully the gauge be similar. If not, I guess I get to buy another loom!

Oh, and the pixie bell hat is darling!

[Sue]

Hi Isela, Thank you for the pattern. I can't wait to try it.

[Stacie]

The mini scarflet looks great! I can't wait to get started.

[Stanklebody]

Hi, Isela!! Thanks for the pidge pattern. I'm one of the loomers who likes patterns fast and easy!!

[Jeanie]

Love the mini scarflet.. Thanks..

Jeanie

[Elaine Maddox]

Love your instructions for the mini-scarflet, I had hand-knit one, now I am moving on to the loom! Thanks always for your good help.

[Amy]

The hat is darling. She will look like a little angel in it.

Amy