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Preemie Hat Knitting Patterns


A knitted preemie hat serves a much greater purpose than just making a new arrival look cute - they are an important way to help baby retain precious body heat that can escape through their heads. the problem is that because every baby's head is shaped just a little bit differently and a preemie's head in particular is so small that finding a proper hat can be tough - especially if shopping in stores. The answer to this is to make your own, preferably from a free knitting pattern that can be altered a stitch here or there to fit a specific baby, and if the hat has the ability to stretch all the better. Here are a few free pattern that should prove of great use:

Preemie Eyelet Hat - A beautiful knitted hat in just the right size, found at http://www.p2designs.com/pdfs/ptn-HatEyelet.pdf

Beanstock Preemie Hat - A wonderful pattern that offers great texture and a neat look, available at http://knittinguptheroad.blogspot.com/2009/01/beanstalk-preemie-hat-pattern.html

Striped Hat - This is a very warm hat pattern that offers a cool stripe design, found at http://www.lucybug.org/stripedhat.html

Preemie Donna Hat - This is an excellent knitting pattern that can make the tiniest baby instantly have the look of a Diva - just awesome! Found at http://vickiehowell.blogspot.com/2007/08/preemie-donna-free-pattern-of-month.html

Juliet Preemie Hat - This is a fairly simple but very pretty preemie hat that will keep baby warm for sure, found at http://christineolsonoriginals.blogspot.com/2010/08/juliet.html

Bev's Stretchy Knit Baby Cap - This is colorful, warm and stretches to ensure a good fit, available at http://www.bevscountrycottage.com/stretchyknit.html

Hello Preemie Hat - This is a straight forward pattern that features a pretty ribbon, available at http://www.eweewe.com/blog/2012/7/19/hello-preemie-hat-free-knitting-pattern.html
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