Knitting Pattern: For Little Girls

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A scarf, legwarmers and matching headband.

Bernat Softee Chunky knitting pattern for girls knitted headband pattern

YARN:

  • Bernat Softee Chunky Twists: Tawny Rose Twist
  • Bernat Softee Chunky: Soft Taupe

LEGWARMERS:

The pattern for these can be found in Last-Minute Knitted Gifts by Joelle Hoverson.  Such a fantastic book.  It's a basic knit purl in the round pattern using double pointed needles.

SCARF:

I used the same knit purl pattern for the scarf and just kept on knitting until it was long enough to double over and tie around her neck.

I accessorized it with cream felt flowers and pale pink buttons

HEADBAND:

I have a pile of very basic headbands that I've picked up over time in the $1 section at various stores.  I used one of these inside the knitted headband.  Instructions below:

Using size US.5 straight needles cast on 2 stitches. 

Knit 20 rows.

Increase 2 stitches into the next row (1 at each end)

Knit 2 rows.

Increase 2 stitches into the next row (1 at each end)

Use the headband from this point as your guide and knit until you come to the point where you need to start decreasing to match the increased side.

Decrease 1 stitch at each end of row

Knit 2 rows.

Decrease 1 stitch at each end of row.

Knit 20 rows.

I made 2 of these exactly the same.  1 with the Tawny Rose Twist and 1 with the Soft Taupe. 

Stitch all the way along one side joining the two pieces together.  Insert the headband and stitch up the other seam.

Cut out 3 felt flowers in assorted sizes and stitch them together in the center with a button.  Stitch your completed flower on to the headband.

Tonya Staab
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15 thoughts on “Knitting Pattern: For Little Girls”

  1. Thank you :).

    I did cut out the flowers myself. I bought some really soft felt from Beverly’s and drew around a flower shaped cookie cutter to make the large one, then cut out two smaller versions of that for the headband.

    The flowers on the scarf I drew freehand on the felt and cut them out so each one is different.

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  2. I’m so impressed! I would never have the guts to do that cause I wouldn’t know how to sew them on or make them cute like you did!

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  3. Hey hon, I got them at Target quite a while ago … maybe back in the fall. I saw some cute brown boots at Marshalls a few weeks ago too. The reason I got the Target ones though is bc the ones I really wanted at Gymboree were a little pricey, but these ones have lasted a while and she loves them.

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