Free Baby Hat Knitting Pattern for a Girl with a Bow

Updated November 3, 2025 by Jan of Unique Baby Gear Ideas

The free baby hat knitting pattern for a girl with a bow that you will find below is part of a set including a pair of mittens and a matching sweater or coat.

My special wish is for an accomplished knitter to make the entire three piece set and share pictures of a pretty little girl wearing the outfit.



It would also be lovely if someone would share their own personal recommendations for yarn suitable for the set since the one mentioned in the instructions is no longer available.

Free Baby Hat Knitting Pattern for a Girl with a Bow

Stay tuned for the matching patterns in this collection to become available here on Unique Baby Gear Ideas.


LoveFibres has a large number of adorable baby hat and bootee knitting patterns for knitting patterns for babies; take a look!

Necessary Materials and Notions

Recommended Yarn three ply fingering

Yarn Requirements 1 each of white and pink (or the colors of your choice)

Knitting Needles A pair of number 10 needles

Notions 2 yards satin ribbon

Baby Hat Knitting Pattern

Finished Measurements 11 inches wide all round brim (when blocked/stretched)

Tension 8 st. and 10 rows = 1 inch

Needle Size and Gauge Chart

Knitted ties might be substituted for the satin ribbon for a casual look.

Please visit Unique Baby Gear Ideas often to see more free baby hat and sweater knitting patterns as they are posted.

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