Add these simple dinosaur spikes to your favorite beanie, cap, or ear flap hat. You could even sew them onto a store-bought hat if you wanted. (I'm not giving you the pattern for a hat here, just the spikes... sorry.)
Need: G hook (4.0 mm), some WW (size 4) yarn, yarn needle
Note: I work mine in a continuous spiral, but if you'd rather join at the end of each round, that's fine.
Start with magic ring/sliding loop
Round 1: Ch 1, 6 SC in loop.
Round 2: (1 SC in next, 2 SC in next) 3 times [9 SC]
Round 3: 1 SC in each SC [9 SC]
Round 4: (1 SC in next 2, 2 SC in next) 3 times [12 SC]
Round 5: 1 SC in each SC [12 SC]
Round 6: (1 SC in next 3, 2 SC in next) 3 times [15 SC]
Round 7: 1 SC in each SC [15 SC]
Round 8: (1 SC in next 4, 2 SC in next) 3 times [18 SC]
Round 9: 1 SC in each SC [18 SC]
Slip stitch into next SC, then fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing.
Lay your hat out flat so that you can see the ridge where the spikes should be sewn. Use bits of yarn as place-markers, or just "eyeball" it if you're confident. Then use a yarn needle & the long tail to sew the spikes on. (FYI - the hat in the photo is toddler size & I needed 6 spikes.) Fasten off the tail securely on the inside of the hat & you're done. Roar!
{This is a free pattern & you're welcome to use this pattern in any way you like. Please don't post this pattern, copy it, alter it, or claim it as your own. If you sell any items that include these dino spikes, please include a link back to my blog as a courtesy. :) Thank you.}

Thanks for sharing! I can't wait to make a couple of these hats! :)
ReplyDeleteso nice of you to share thank you these are very cute!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely loooove this pattern, you rock! Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteI just made a dino hat but used a different type of spikes...I like these much better!! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, this was handy and exactly what I needed!
ReplyDeleteI made a batman hat for my son and your dinosaur spikes made PERFECT bat ears! Thank you so much for this pattern! Oh and here's a link if you'd like to see it! http://www.ravelry.com/projects/barehooks/dinosaur-spikes-2
ReplyDeleteI've been looking for a batman pattern with the mask attached. I'd love some help or even a pattern someone is willing to share.
DeleteI found this one online it's a free pattern :)
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thanks so much for sharing this pattern :)
ReplyDeleteOMG! Thanks for sharing this pattern! I like that these don't have to go on any certain hat! I have a beanie pattern and some yarn that will make an AWESOME dino hat. I like doing things like this in colors that "scream" at you. thanks so much!!!
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ReplyDeletei can imagine a little boy wearing that
Oh my goodness! You are the best!! Making this for my baby boy tonight!! Thank you so much for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteseeing the post for the batman hat...wow great idea.
Thank you!!! You're the best!
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Thanks for sharing! I have a pile of all sorts of spikes for my sons' godzilla hats but haven't been able to find the perfect one and your's works! THANKS!
ReplyDeleteDo you offer the pattern for the hat? I really like the look of this one & would like to have the whole package, so to speak.
ReplyDeleteBest pattern for spikes I have found!
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ReplyDeletehttp://allicrafts.blogspot.com/2011/01/free-pattern-baby-earflap-hat-3-months.html#comments
thanks!!!! this is going to make a dino loving boy very happy on his birthday!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for posting this! I have been trying to figure out something like this for awhile.
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