Well I wanted to make some hats for charity so I went ahead and used an existing pattern for the elf hats and made my own for the beanie. So here it is.
You'll need: The yarn of your choice(I used Redheart Super Saver), j hook
Start with a magic circle, ch2, 6dc in loop, pull string to tighten and slip stitch in beginning ch, ch2
R1) 2dc in every stitch around, sl st in beginning ch, ch2
R2)*2dc in first stitch, dc in next stitch* repeat from*all the way around and sl st in beginning ch. ch2
R3)2dc in first stitch, *dc in next two stitches,2dc in next stitch* repeat from * all the way around, sl st in beginning ch. ch2
R3)2dc in first stitch, *dc in next three stitches, 2dc in next stitch. repeat from * all the way around and sl st in beginning ch. ch2
R4)2dc in first stitch, *dc in next four stitches, 2dc in next stitch. Repeat from * all the way around. sl st in beginning ch. ch2
R5)2dc in first stitch *dc in next five stitches, 2dc in next stitch. Repeat from * all the way around. sl st in beginning ch. ch2
R6-10) dc all the way around, sl st in beginning ch, ch2
R11-R12) *fpdc, bpdc* all the way around sl st in beginning ch2. At the end of R12 bind off.
I went ahead and added a pom pom at the top which made it look extra cute. Here's a link that helped me out a lot. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTJIP0PqzIs
For more information about the elf hat that inspired me make this beanie click
Long Tailed Baby Elf Hat
by Carrie Piper
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