These fun little hats are super easy to embellish. With just a little yarn, they’re perfect for wearing on Valentines day or out in the snow.
Supplies for Stitched Snow Hats:
- knit hat – usually found at Target, Walmart, etc. for $1.
- Yarn or Embroidery Floss
- large needle – my is a quilting needle size: 16
- scissors
Thread your needle with either yarn or floss and tie a knot at the end. I think both the yarn or floss look good, but if you use floss, double it over before you tie the knot. Also, I didn’t have a pattern to go from since these hats are the color red and unable to write on. Do your best to free-hand the heart and the XO shape. Then tie a knot on the inside of the hat when you’re done, trimming the excess.
Now you’re hats are ready to wear, sealed with a KISS!
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Adorable :)
So cute!
Great idea! We have a whole stash of winter beanie hats in our closet. This would be a nice way to spruce them up!
Adorable, thanks for sharing.
SO cute.
What a fun idea! I just have to say, I have been following your cute blog for quite a while (I came across it on a search for some pop-up pancakes or something, and I’m so glad I did!) and I am so incredibly impressed! SO MANY FUN IDEAS! You are one creative woman! I only wish you lived next door so I could glean a little more of the creative juices! :) Thanks for posting them- it has been so fun to try some of them with my kids. You make being a mom look like a party every day!!!! :) Keep up the good work!
Your models are darling! And the idea is sweet too :)
darling!
adorable pictures!!!
Extremely cute, and so simple.
What a fun little project, and so simple!
Love these!!! I’ll be looking for red beanies after Christmas next year :)
You get the Cutest Kids and Cutest Crafts award.
AWW, that is a FABULOUS idea! I love this! I’ll be linking.
very cute. i love easy, CUTE projects like that. thanks for sharing! and i love your blog – full of great ideas.
Oh, I love taking such a simple hat and personalizing it! Great idea.
Those are really fantastic, thanks for sharing!
Very cute. If you did need a pattern, you could draw one on tissue paper and pin or baste that to the hat. Then stitch right through the tissue, pulling it away from the stitches when you’re done.
Oh these are 10 kinds of cute! I’m definitely making some for my kiddos. Thanks a bunch! :)
What a cute idea (and adorable “models”) :-)
Jane
Kat – THANK YOU for sharing this! I’ve really always wanted to know how to do that. What a great trick! Thanks for sharing. I’m going to try it today.
Marie…they look like Baby Gap models. Even better…they’re my nephew and niece! I don’t know how busy you are and I’m sure you are, but I would love to meet up with you, Jordan, and the kids. Maybe, we could take you and the fam out to Maglebys some day, I get a sweet deal. Let me know. Love ya.
These are SO adorable!!
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