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Knitted Slouchy Pom Pom Hat

The knitted slouchy pom pom hat is the perfect accessory to add a touch of coziness and style to any winter outfit. This hat not only keeps you warm but also brings a fun and playful vibe with its cute pom pom detail. The slouchy design adds a relaxed and casual feel, making it easy to pair with any winter wardrobe. Whether you're heading out for a snowy adventure or just running errands on a chilly day, this hat is sure to keep you feeling snug and looking stylish. So go ahead, embrace the winter season with this delightful knitted accessory that will brighten up even the greyest of days.

What you’ll need:

1 skein each Loops & Threads Wool to Wash in pink and grey or any worsted weight yarn

size US 9 circular and double pointed needles

darning needle

pom pom maker or large serving fork

stitch marker

Abbreviations:

CO = cast on

K1, P1 = knit 1, purl 1

k2tog = knit 2 stitches together

Directions:

On circular needles CO 80 stitches in pink. Join in the round being sure not to twist the stitches. K1, P1 ribbing for 24 rows. Start knitting across all rounds. Knit 29 rounds in stockinette or until work measures 9 inches from the edge. Place a marker at the beginning of the round.

Begin decrease as follows:

*k2tog, k6* Repeat * till end of round
K one round
*K2tog, k5*, repeat * till end of round
K one round
*K2tog, k4*, repeat * till end of round (switch to double points here)
K one round
*K2tog, k 3*, repeat * till end of round
K one round
*K2tog, k 2*, repeat * till end of round
K one round
*K2tog, k1*, repeat * till end of round
*K2tog*, repeat * till end of round.
Cut yarn leaving an 8-inch tail. Using a darning needle, draw up remaining stitches and weave in ends.

For pompom:

Use the grey yarn to create your pom pom. I love my pom pom maker, but you can also use the giant fork method. Once your pom pom is trimmed and pretty, secure it to the top of the hat using yarn and a darning needle. I like to go through the pom pom a few times to really get it to stay on the hat.

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