Two Knitted Bonnets!

As I mentioned before, I like the book called "More Last-Minute Knitted Gifts" and knitted two bonnets from the book.   It was a pretty short work to get them done so that I made two.  The pink one was supposed to be donated and the yellow and my daughter was going to be wear the yellow and white bonnet; however, the yellow and white one became better than the pink one!  I know why!  It was just because the pink bonnet was my first work.

The yarn: Warm! Warm! (Yokota) 2 skeins (Well, 1.5 skeins are enough.) The needle: JP8 or similar size, I prefer a circular needle rather than regular knitting needle because the long sticks doesn't bother me at all! This pink is very girly!

Here I made a striped bonnet.

Easy Knitted Scarf with the Pattern

I knitted this scarf as one of the donations for the victims in Japan. It is a very simple design so that anyone can put it on!



Pattern

Finished Measurement
126cm (excluding fringes) x 9cm

Yarn
alpaca wool 80grams
                                                                                   

Needles
One set of straight needles and one crochet hook ---3.25mm (US3)

Pattern
CO 60 sts.

Row 1: K4, P4. Repeat 14 times to end.
Row 2: P4, K4. Repeat 14 times to end.

Repeat Row 1 and 2 until piece measures 126 cm from the beginning, or until your favorite length.  BO.

Make Fringes
Cut 60 pieces of 30cm-length of yarn
Use crochet hook to hook fringes on each side.  30 pieces each

Adjust the length, and the number of pieces as you like!