Finally, a Good Free Knitting Pattern for a Turkey-Shaped Baby Hat!

by domestika on November 9, 2008

Yes, that’s what I said: it’s a knitted baby hat that’s made to look like your Thanksgiving turkey. After the stuffing and roasting has happened, fortunately.

Here’s the story:

Sara knitted a turkey hat for her little guy, 2 years ago, when he was just a wee newborn. Okay, we can figure that the stress of the holiday season and childbirth and a baby in the NICU and all…

I may have been slightly unhinged at that point,” she says.
Granted.

So last year, did she knit little Isaac a sleek toque or a jaunty newboy cap?

Mais, non! It was the Thanksgiving turkey all over again, one size larger and in a different brand of yarn for a whiter, brighter tip of the drumstick… And now you can knit one of your very own! Sara’s offering her original Jive Turkey Baby Hat pattern — free — over at Going Crafty.

Guess the tag line of her blog:

Hahahahaha!
I love it.

Going Crafty seems to be taking a nap right now, but the weird turkey craft thing is working its magic on me…

Oh, I’m not going to size up the pattern and knit myself a chapeau avec drumsticks for the holiday season, but doesn’t it make you wonder what other wild and whimsical turkey-inspired crafts are begging to be discovered?

p.s. Are we amazed that baby Isaac, now one of the world’s most interesting toddlers, is “very anti-hat”? Even when dressed up as a porcupine? Go figure.

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{ 3 comments… read them below or add one }

1

Heather (How to be a Woman..?) 11.10.08 at 3:39 pm

I LOVE THAT HAT! And I love the thing in Sara that made her design, knit, and re-knit it for her her baby. Can’t wait to check out Going Crafty!

2

Helene 11.10.08 at 5:15 pm

I love it…that is absolutely adorable and so creative!!! I wish I knew how to knit so I could knit one for all my kids!!

3

Squawkfox 11.21.08 at 12:51 am

I am gobsmacked. But then again, I’ve always preferred breast meat.

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