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So. Much. Cute.

Over the years I have steered away from novelty knit hats (characters, fruit, sports, etc.). Mostly because of copyright laws, but also because I was so passionate about what I was doing. I had a classic, clean style and I was happy with it.
The pumpkin hat was my first step into the novelty knit hat arena. I love the design and this time of year it's really popular...which has been fun. I think I've knit a field full of pumpkin hats, and now by publishing the pattern hopefully others all over the world are knitting their own pumpkin patch! :)
Over the last year I have been dipping my toe into more novelty hats...adding these three this week.
Newborn 'Apple' Knit Hat Pattern
Find it on Ravelry, Craftsy & Etsy

Newborn 'Daisy' Knit Hat Pattern
Find it on Ravelry, Craftsy & Etsy

Newborn 'Wilson' Knit Hat Pattern
Find it on Ravelry, Craftsy & Etsy


I hope you enjoy knitting these hats as much as I love creating the patterns.


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