Knit up a sweet Easter Egg hat for your little one this Spring!
O is at the age where he takes Easter egg hunts VERY seriously. Last year he specifically requested that I text the Easter Bunny and ask him to make the hunt “really hard”. So of course, the Easter Bunny complied (ok, it wasn’t really THAT hard, he was only 5, the Easter Bunny was realistic). And then about halfway through he looked at me and said, “Well, maybe I should have told the Easter Bunny to make it medium…” Ha!
I guess we’ll see how the Easter Bunny does this year. This is probably his last year to hunt without any competition so I hope he enjoys it. I’m sure by next year Baby V will know what’s going on… Anyway, in the meantime, she can wear this adorable Easter Egg hat and watch. This is probably my very favorite fair isle pattern yet and I hope you like it! 
This pattern does require basic Fair Isle knitting know-how. And remember because hats stretch, please be sure to carry the color you’re not using LOOSELY along on the inside so it doesn’t pull. 
Sizes 0-3 months, 6 months, 12 months, 2T+
Gauge: 20 stitches = 4 inches
Supply List:
Worsted weight yarn in light purple, pink, light blue and white
US 7 16″ circular knitting needles
(If you need help, my favorite knitting reference book for everyone from beginners to advanced knitters is THIS ONE!)
This cute pattern is available for sale only. (I have a ton of free pattern options here!) My patterns are only a few dollars though (it’s barely as much as a cup of coffee!) and when you purchase them you’re supporting my site, my business and my family and I always always appreciate you! When you purchase this pattern you’ll get an instant download PDF pattern in two nicely formatted easily printable pages that includes written instructions and fair isle chart as well as a second page of reference step by step photos which you can print (or not) depending on whether you need them. This pattern is available in my Etsy shop or on Ravelry where it will also be permanently stored in your Ravelry pattern library.
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