Watch Cap Knitting Patterns for Winter

Clingmans Watch Cap

This watch cap is knit from the brim to the top. It features ribbing, textured stitches and a twisted stitch that resembles a chain when finished. This hat is so stretchy because of the ribbing and stitch design so the fit is quite forgiving. The men in my life love watch caps, so this design is for them.Designer Note : This hat is named for Clingmans Dome, the highest point of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It’s only a half mile hike to the summit from the parking area, but it is steep. On a clear day you can see over 100 miles in any given direction from the observation tower at the top of it, so it is certainly worth the walk. Language English Brand Independent Designer Designer Jennifer Myrick Craft Knitting Format Downloadable PDF Skill Level Intermediate Featured Product Cascade 220 Pages 4 Notes A cable needle is optional since they are twisted stitches, but if you prefer to use a cable needle you may certainly do so. Yarn Weight WorstedSee Worsted Knitting YarnsSee Worsted Crochet YarnsSee Worsted Yarns

XL Mens Hat, Forest Green, Watch Cap with Folded Brim, Hand Knit Peruvian Wool, Warm Wool Hat

XL mens hat, hand knit in 100% wool yarn. Color is a nice forest green. By request, Girlpower’s watch cap is now offered in size XL with a full 2\

Hats and Mittens Pattern From Yankee Knitter

Hats and Mittens for the family* 6 sizes \u0026 2 yarn wts By Melinda Goodfellow This is a basic pattern for hats and mittens. I like to offer you patterns that give you your “moneys worth” and this pattern includes so much. It is sized for TODDLER, CHILD, WOMEN and MEN and includes all of the the instructions for Mittens, Watch Cap, Roll watch cap, Stocking cap and Roll stocking cap and every pattern is given for WORSTED and BULKY wt yarns. Thank you for looking and happy knitting, Melinda Sizes: Toddler, Child S, Child M, Child L, Women \u0026 Men Yarn: each item has instructions for both Worsted \u0026 Bulky Needles:Worsted wt- #5 \u0026 #7 straight needles Bulky wt #8 \u0026 #10 straight needles Gauge: worsted wt 5 sts = 1” bulky wt 3 1/2 sts = 1” THIS IS A PHYSICAL PRODUCT, NOT A PDF DOWNLOAD

Champlain (S)Watch Cap – pdf download

This cozy, unisex cap in six sizes (XXS to XL) is worked in the round from peak to brim and does double-duty as a swatch for the Champlain Pullover! The colorwork crown is a simple slip-stitch pattern, set in a field of cushy textured rib with a vintage vibe. Pick any array of light/medium/dark shades to combine and you’re off to the races—the simple stitchwork knits up quickly into a delicious accessory, great for colorwork newbies. This pattern is both written and charted and can be transferred to your Ravelry Li
brary upon request. Samples shown in Kent DK; size S (dark version) in Mussel Shell, Beachglass, and Driftwood and size M (lighter version) in Tidepool, Beachglass, and Kelp Matching Motif: Champlain Mittens, Champlain Pullover Suggested Yarns:  Kent DK, Stone Soup DK, Better Breakfast DK, Finn Dandy 3-ply Sport, Chebris Sport, or any DK/heavy sport yarn that knits to pattern gauge Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size, elasticity, or yardage requirement. Finished Size: 12(14, 16, 18, 20, 22) inches in brim circumference (unstretched), to fit heads measuring up to 16(18, 20, 23, 25, 27) inches around Yardage for XXS(XS, S, M, L, XL): Color A (shown in Kent DK, Tidepool and Mussel Shell): 110(125, 140, 160, 180, 205) yards Color B (shown in Kent DK, Beachglass): 20(25, 30, 30, 35, 40) yards Color C (shown in Kent DK, Kelp and Driftwood): 20(25, 30, 30, 35, 40) yards Gauge: 20 sts and 30 rows = 4 inches / 10 cm in rib pattern on gauge needle (knit flat and blocked) 21 sts and 32 rows = 4 inches / 10 cm in color pattern on largest needle (knit flat and blocked) Needles: size 7US(4.5 mm) circular needles and DPNs (or size to obtain correct gauge) size 8US(5.0 mm) circular needles for colorwork section (or .5 mm larger than gauge needle) size 5US(3.75 mm) circular needles for brim (or .75 mm smaller than gauge needle)

Champlain (S)Watch Cap

This cozy, unisex cap in six sizes (XXS to XL) is worked in the round from peak to brim and does double-duty as a swatch for the Champlain Pullover! The colorwork crown is a simple slip-stitch pattern, set in a field of cushy textured rib with a vintage vibe. Pick any array of light/medium/dark shades to combine and you’re off to the races—the simple stitchwork knits up quickly into a delicious accessory, great for colorwork newbies. This pattern is both written and charted and can be transferred to your Ravelry Library upon request. Samples shown in Kent DK; size S (dark version) in Mussel Shell, Beachglass, and Driftwood and size M (lighter version) in Tidepool, Beachglass, and Kelp Matching Motif: Champlain Mittens, Champlain Pullover Suggested Yarns:  Kent DK, Stone Soup DK, Better Breakfast DK, Finn Dandy 3-ply Sport, Chebris Sport, or any DK/heavy sport yarn that knits to pattern gauge Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size, elasticity, or yardage requirement. Finished Size: 12(14, 16, 18, 20, 22) inches in brim circumference (unstretched), to fit heads measuring up to 16(18, 20, 23, 25, 27) inches around Yardage for XXS(XS, S, M, L, XL): Color A (shown in Kent DK, Tidepool and Mussel Shell): 110(125, 140, 160, 180, 205) yards Color B (shown in Kent DK, Beachglass): 20(25, 30, 30, 35, 40) yards Color C (shown in Kent DK, Kelp and Driftwood): 20(25, 30, 30, 35, 40) yards Gauge: 20 sts and 30 rows = 4 inches / 10 cm in rib pattern on gauge needle (knit flat and blocked) 21 sts and 32 rows = 4 inches / 10 cm in color pattern on largest needle (knit flat and blocked) Needles: size 7US(4.5 mm) circular needles and DPNs (or size to obtain correct gauge) size 8US(5.0 mm) circular needles for colorwork section (or .5 mm larger than gauge needle) size 5US(3.75 mm) circular needles for brim (or .75 mm smaller than gauge needle)

Patchwork cable knit watch cap in light grey wool and acrylic – OS

“We’re used to seeing patchwork on denim and other workwear staples, so seeing it used in knitwear feels fresh, especially on a watch cap. The tonal greys keep it on the tamer side of things, but closer up you get a full view of the Frankenstein-like piecing of different knit patterns and stitches, with an asymmetric r

Crafts

Knitstrips is back! With a worsted-weight hat pattern that that will guide you visually through a provisional cast on and a Kitchener-stitch graft.