Free Bernat Knit Baby Turban Pattern, 6-12 mos.

Item# BRK0216-013812V

Knit and purl your way to completing this interesting hat, fashioned using Bernat Baby Velvet.

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  • Bernat Knit Baby Turban
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Free Bernat Knit Baby Turban Pattern, 6-12 mos.

Item# BRK0216-013812V

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Knit and purl your way to completing this interesting hat, fashioned using Bernat Baby Velvet.

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U.S. 7 (4.5 mm)
Susan Bates Silvalume 14" Single Point Knitting Needles, U.S. 7 (4.5 mm)
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  • Description

    Free Easy Knit Hat Pattern for Babies

    If you're looking to craft something unique for that fashionista baby, search no further than this adorable turban-style topper. It's a charming velvet hat that's easily crafted by knitting a simple rectangle with one central cable-style twist in the middle. The distinctively soft texture of Bernat Baby Velvet makes it oh-so-touchable, so choose the gentle shade that makes this project perfect for your baby.

    Material Notes

    Don’t forget to pick up the finishing touches for your project! Take a look at the list of supplies you’ll need that aren’t included in your kit.

    Kit does not include:

    • Space needle

  • Sizing Notes

    Sizing Notes

    Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about knitting a gauge swatch!

    Finished Measurements

    To fit baby 6/12 (18/24) mos

  • Care

    Pattern Care

    Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

    • Do Not Bleach
    • Do Not Dry Clean
    • Do Not Iron
    • Machine Wash in Cool Water, Delicate Setting
    • Tumble Dry, Low Heat, Delicate Cycle

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  • Questions & Answers

    Questions

    1 - 3 of 3 Questions

    Q: How do I get the working yarn in position to work the remaining 12 stitches, if the working yarn is at the other end of the needle? Not to mention also knitting the remaining stitches from the spare needle?”

    7 months ago
    1 Answer

    A: We’re happy to help you with your Bernat Knit Baby Turban. After you have slipped the first 12 sts to a spare needle (or a stitch holder would also work) do not twist the stitches. You will just hold them to the back of your work and begin working the next 12 stitches in a K2, P2 pattern to the end. Then, you will work from your spare needle or stitch holder starting with that first stitch also in the K2, P2 pattern. Here is a link on how to cable. It should help you with this portion. https://www.yarnspirations.com/how-to-knit-cables.html When crossing a cable, it is common for a stretch of yarn to happen. The bigger the cable, the bigger the stretch of yarn can be. If you have a spare circular needle to put the stitches on before working the cable, it can help reduce that stretch of yarn. Be sure you are placing the stitches held on the needle behind your work. This will help you access and knit the stitches on your left needle. Additionally, you may need to pull the working yarn taut after working the first stitch to cinch it in so you don’t have that long stretch of yarn. It will look much tidier. Happy knitting!

    7 months ago
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    Q: Slip first 12 stitches onto spare needle and hold at back of work. Ok. If I do that, wouldn’t that pit my working yarn at the beginning of that row? How do I get to the next 12 stitches to knit before I get to the stitches from the cable needle?🙀

    7 months ago
    1 Answer

    A: It is unusual to have the first stitch on a row to be cabled stitch. But, yes, you just use the yarn and knit into the second set of 12 stitches and then work the 12 stitches on the spare needle.

    7 months ago
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    Q: Cross-stitch insertion in turban twist pattern….how would you execute it? Or if a video exists on how to do it?

    7 months ago
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    A: This is part of the pattern. It is just a cable. Cross Stitches: Next row: (RS). Slip first 12 (16) sts onto spare needle, and hold at back of work. (K2. P2) 3 (4) times. (K2. P2) 3 (4) times from spare needle. If you need video support, search how to work a cable cross in knitting on youtube or view: https://www.yarnspirations.com/en-ca/blogs/how-to/how-to-knit-cables?_pos=2&_psq=how+to+cable&_ss=e&_v=1.0

    7 months ago
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