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Lately, we've had a lot of pregnancies amongst the Interweavers, so there has been a frenzy of people knitting and crocheting wee cute things at meetings and in the lunchroom.

My own Wee Cute Knitting consisted of baby hats. I started with a pink hat sized for a preemie, just to get the pattern worked out. As it turns out, this pattern is pretty versatile: Knit it at the smaller gauge in pink for a frilly vintage look; or work it up at a larger gauge in a dark color for a more "skater-boy beanie" feel.

One of the tiny recipients, Isaac Berka, son of Amanda Berka (assistant editor of Spin-Off magazine), wore his hat to a photo shoot.
Amanda Berka and baby Isaac from Spin-Off Spring 2007
Sure enough, the photo of Isaac-In-Hat ended up in the Spring 2007 issue of Spin-Off. The hat pattern was not in the magazine, because it was made out of store-bought yarn, not handspun. However, that issue had barely hit people's porches before we started getting requests for "the cute baby hat pattern." A few publishing magic tricks later, and voila! The Vine Lace Baby Hat pattern is now available (exclusively) for Knitting Daily members.


Posted May 07 2007, 12:00 AM by KD Sandi

Comments

Anonymous wrote re: Wee Cute Knitting
on Thu, Jun 14 2007 9:34 PM
Am looking forward to making this adorable baby hat - haven't made it yet but will very soon
Shorner wrote re: Wee Cute Knitting
on Sat, Jul 28 2007 4:14 PM
I am the happy grandmother of 12 now, and 13 in two more months. I made this hat for my newest grandbaby Ella, who arrived at 8:30 AM today. But my luck is never good. The last baby, born 3 months ago, had a head that measured 14.5" and this would have been perfect. But Ella arrived at 9 lbs, 9 oz with a head to match. She's wearing it now in the hospital, but it looks kind of like a strawberry sitting upside down on a basketball!

Suggestion: I don't know how you tell in advance, but since the hat is so easy, make two--one just like the pattern, and another one bigger. If the smaller one doesn't fit, it can go to charity; if the hat fits fine, then there'll be another to replace it as she/he grows!
ChristinaG wrote re: Wee Cute Knitting
on Thu, Sep 27 2007 8:30 AM
hi i dont know what i am doing wrong but i cant get this pattern to work out right i do knit1,yo,k2,ssk,(that is slip2,knit2together?),k2tog,k2,yo;and that does not come out to 9 sts,please help what am i doing wrong its driving me crazy
thanks christina
Syedaq wrote re: Wee Cute Knitting
on Sat, Jan 5 2008 10:09 AM
this is a nice hat and i hve made it
ChrisH wrote re: Wee Cute Knitting
on Mon, Mar 31 2008 2:10 PM
I am having trouble with peapod baby set. It says to work 1 ws row even to finishe botton rib chart, On sweater body. I am not sure shat that means thanks

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