Hi Spud & Chloë Friends,
I am excited to offer you this sweet juicy little project! When I saw the Spud & Chloë Sweater yarn in the Watermelon #7512 colorway I fell in love with the color. This hat is the perfect project to show off an obvious use of the Watermelon yarn.
The sizes included in the pattern are newborn up to a small child.
I hope you enjoy this simple and quick knit.
Download free Watermelon Hat pattern here!








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Hi,
The pattern is opening with only symbols….you cannot read it. Do you have another version you could post or email to me?
Thanks!
Lori
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Happy new year!
Thank you! I really love your blog
l love the name Zoe. love.
I hope Zoe gets a watermelon hat and quick:)
Zoe’s a fab name, my granddaughter, Zoe, is, well, really a Zoe (‘nough said, lol). Except that her name has two little dots over the E. Hmmm, maybe Zoe needs a Watermelon hat…..
Oh sure! Let me know when it’s up! Thanks.
susan
Great idea for the seeds! I’ll have to pass that on to the readers in a post. Thanks and I am glad you like the yarn!
susan
Hi Gwen,
I think a red watermelon hat on a baby boy would be fine. I would have let my boys wear it, no problem!!
Congratulations.
susan
Have fun at Sock Summit.
The toy book comes out on November 1, 2009.
I made 3 straight stitches to form a small triangle and then I filled in the middle with one more small stitch.
Have fun!
susan