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Santa Hat Pattern, Knit and Crochet

If you don’t have one, well or someone you know may need one. Dad, Mom, kids, and even the dog. Knit or crochet I’ll include my favorite links to the patterns, (free). Fast to get off of your needles and onto their heads. I have to wear one at work if I’m working Christmas, which I am this year. It is fun and festive!
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This free pattern includes sizes for everyone in your family, a knitted pattern with the fur like edging I think this is a total winner! Free Knitted Santa hat pattern for the whole family from Lion Brand Yarns here.
Knitted Santa Mitten pattern here for above photo,  If you crochet this one is my pick: available in adult through child, It is made from chenille yarn and fun fur for the trim, also available are the mitten and scarf patterns.  Free crochet Santa hat pattern link for the whole family here. Also from Lion Brand Yarns.
Mitten pattern here; and Santa scarf here
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If you missed my favorite knit and crochet ornaments I’ll include those links, for fast and cute gifts. Free Christmas ornament links; http://knittingdragonflies.blogspot.com/2012/12/free-ornament-patterns-knit-and-crochet.html; http://knittingdragonflies.blogspot.com/2012/12/yes-more-free-christmas-ornament.html'; http://knittingdragonflies.blogspot.com/2012/12/free-christmas-crochet-patterns.html; http://knittingdragonflies.blogspot.com/2012/12/more-christmas-ornament-patterns-free.html; http://knittingdragonflies.blogspot.com/2012/12/knitted-christmas-ornaments-free.html;http://knittingdragonflies.blogspot.com/2012/12/serious-knitting-to-follow.html#
Get Merry and start knitting!
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  1. Kathy12/10/2012

    Great patterns! And I have time to make some before Christmas.

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