Lovely Rabbit Cotton Earflap Baby Hat

Specifications:

• Cotton baby cap is unique and perfect for gift giving and for every day wear in the cold weather
• The cotton baby cap is enough to make your baby warm in the winter
• Your baby can wear this beanie baby cap and look great with any outfits
• Protecting well your baby's little head from cold and damage
• High quality material of rabbit baby hat features soft and comfort feeling
• Great for those cold winter days to keep your baby warm
• Material: Cotton

Details:



Cotton baby cap is unique and perfect for gift giving and for every day wear in the cold weather

• The cotton baby cap is enough to make your baby warm in the winter. Your baby can wear this beanie baby cap and look great with any outfits

• High quality material of rabbit baby hat features soft and comfort feeling. Great for those cold winter days to keep your baby warm

• Protecting well your baby's little head from cold and damage. Cotton baby cap is delicate design and exquisite craft

NOTE:

• Suitable for about 6 months to 3 years old children

How to Sew a Baby Hat:

• Use the diagram to draw your pattern on paper. The hat should be 7 inches wide with a length of 5 inches or more to the rounded top of the hat. You can make the rabbit ears as long as you wish. Cut the pattern out
• Fold your knit fabric in two. Place the pattern on the fabric and pin both together. Do not place the pattern on the fold. Cut two pieces
• Take the pins out and remove the pattern from the cut pieces. Place the pieces together, right sides facing, and pin
• Tack the pieces and remove the pins. Sew the sides, top and ears of the hat with a permanent stitch, using a sewing machine or a needle and thread. Remove the temporary tacking stitches
• Fold the hem of the hat up about ½ inch and then fold another ½ inch. Pin the folds down and then tack. Take the pins out and then sew the hem with a permanent stitch
• Cut off any loose threads and then turn the finished hat right side out

How to Knit Baby Hats:

• Figure out the circumference of the child's head. If possible, measure it. Generally, premature babies are 12 inches in circumference, small newborns are 13 inches in circumference, and large newborns are 14 inches in circumference, while a 1 year old baby has an average head circumference of 17 inches
• Cast on using your yarn and needles. Make a slipknot around one needle, and keep making backwards loops. Continue looping until you have slightly less than the approximate measurement, in inches, of the hat you've chosen to make when the stitches are slightly stretched on the needle
• Begin to knit by inserting needle 1 through the back of the first loop on needle 2. Wrap the yarn counter clockwise around needle 1, creating a new loop. Keep this new loop on needle 1 using tension, and slide needle 1 out from beneath the old loop. Slide the old loop off of needle 2, letting it fall. Do not transfer it to needle 1
• Continue the motions of Step 3 until you reach the end of a row. Turn needle 1 around, and begin the process again
• Continue knitting each row until the hat is the approximate height needed to cover the baby's head. This should be about 5 inches
• Cut the thread, leaving a long tail. Thread this tail of yarn through a tapestry needle
• Thread the tapestry needle and yarn through the stitches at the top of the hat. Pull tightly on the threaded needle, and pull the stitches off of the knitting needle
• Sew a seam down the back of the hat, and secure any loose yarn ends with the tapestry needle

Package Included:

• 1 x Lovely Rabbit Cotton Earflap Baby Hat