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And what is a dojo, you ask? Joe Hyams in his book
"Zen in the Martial Arts" says:

"A dojo is miniature cosmos where we make contact with ourselves -- our fears, anxieties, reactions, and habits. It is an arena of confined conflict where we confront an opponent who is not an opponent but rather a partner engaged in helping us understand ourselves more fully. It is a place where we can learn a great deal in a short time about who we are and how we react in the world. The conflicts that take place inside the dojo help us handle conflicts that take place outside. The total concentration and discipline required to study martial arts carries over to daily life. The activity in the dojo calls on us to constantly attempt new things, so it is also a source of learning -- in Zen terminology, a source of self-enlightenment."

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Cabled Footies
A Good Bias Shrug
Shetland Triangle Shawl/Scarf
Spiral Shell
Aran Weight Lace Cropped Cardigan
Four Baby Sweaters
Panta
Reverse Bloom Washcloth
Vegan Fox Scarf
Handspun Misty Garden Scarf
Soccer Mom Sweater
Hourglass Sweater
Felted Tote
Weekend Knitting Mittens
Three pairs of chunky mittens


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Thursday, February 02, 2006
Free Baby Hat Patterns

I've sorted through many of the free online patterns to find my favorite baby hat patterns ... Here they are, with a few notes on each.  Every pattern has clear directions and a good photo.  Please consider taking a little time in your busy schedule each week/month/year (whatever you feel you can do) to make something for somebody in need. 

Garter Lace Baby Bonnet -- uses worsted weight
Anna's Angel Hat Pattern (from Jimmy Bean)-- uses worsted weight
Apple Hat (from Knitlist) -- uses worsted weight
Baby Bee Hat and Bootees (from Magknits) -- uses worsted weight
Baby Hat (from Lion) -- uses DK weight
Baby Pixie Hat (from Crystal Palace) -- uses sportweight ??
Baby Hat with Leaf Edging (from Knitlist) -- uses fingering weight
Bulky Velvetspun Hat (from Lion) -- uses super bulky
Baby Tart (from Knitty) -- uses light worsted
Baby's First Hat (newborn) -- uses worsted
Basic Preemie Hat -- uses sportweight/ DK/ worsted weight
Beginner's Fair Isle Hat -- uses fingering weight (PDF)
(Another) Beginner's Fair Isle Hat -- uses DK/worsted weight
Bunny Beanie -- uses heavy worsted/ or lighter
Cabled Hat Pattern -- uses dk weight (optional fur trim)
Cameron's Cap (from Sarah Peasley) -- uses worsted, with earflaps (PDF)
Easter Egg Hat (from Barbara Breiter) -- uses worsted, zig-zag pattern
Debbie Bliss Hat (from Crafts Magazine) -- uses sportweight, straight needles
Four Newborn Hats (from Kerrie's Place) -- ranges from heavy worsted to DK
Froggy Hat/Bottees (from p2designs) -- dk weight (PDF) -- Preemies to older -- (super cute!)
Just Ducky (from p2designs) -- dk weight (PDF) Preemies to older -- (super cute!)
Lace Baby Beanie (from Bev's Country Cottage) -- baby yarn -- preemie/newborn
Little Ruffled Edge Hat -- worsted SUPER CUTE!!
Little Shell Lace Baby Bonnet -- worsted to sportweight (preemies)
Miss Dashwood Baby Hat with Ties (from Knitty) -- worsted weight
Newborn Baby Hat -- worsted weight
Petal Baby Hat -- worsted weight
Pretty as a Poppy Hat (from p2designs) -- sockweight to dk weight (small preemie to older) (PDF)
Preemie Hat (from Bev's Country Cottage) -- sportweight yarn, all preemie sizes (teeny!)

Pull-on Baby Hat -- worsted weight, straight needles (easy!)
Spiral Rib Hat -- dk weight
Super Quick Baby Bonnet -- worsted weight
Tri-Corner Baby Hat -- chunky weight



(thanks to knittingpatterncentral.com for many of the links here!)


Posted at 09:06 am by farrellfamily

Namemary ann
May 14, 2007   08:12 AM PDT
 
printed the ducky and froggy hat but did not see the directions for the socks that go with them? Where can I find them? They will make a nice baby shower gift - have three births - all due in Sept.
Chris
March 11, 2006   09:12 AM PST
 
How did I not see this when you posted it?? Very cool resource - thank you!!!
Dani
February 2, 2006   04:48 PM PST
 
Thanks for putting together this list. I've visited many of these links but it is nice to have them all in one place. One of my thoughts is to do more baby knitting this year to reduce my stash.
lynette
February 2, 2006   02:21 PM PST
 
thanks for putting together and sharing the links.
Christie
February 1, 2006   12:39 PM PST
 
Thanks so much! I just found out 15 minutes ago that a friend is pregnate! One stop shopping for me! Thanks!
 

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