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Knitted Devil's Horns

Have you ever come across those adorable knitted devil's horns that add a touch of whimsical charm to any outfit or costume? These quirky accessories are not only fun to wear, but they also showcase creative craftsmanship that can bring a smile to anyone's face. Whether you're getting ready for a Halloween party or simply looking to add a bit of playfulness to your everyday look, knitted devil's horns are a fantastic choice. Plus, they make for a unique gift that shows you've put thought and care into selecting something special for your loved ones. So go ahead and embrace your inner mischievous side with these delightful knitted devil's horns – they're sure to become a favorite conversation starter wherever you go!

You will need:

  • red yarn (double knit)
  • toy stuffing
  • 2 x hair grips (or an Alice band)
  • 4 x double ended knitting needles (3mm)
  • tapestry needle
  • scissors

Pattern:

Cast on 4 stitches and join into the round.

  1. Round 1: k –
  2. Round 2: [k1, inc, k1] x 2 (6)
  3. Round 3: k –
  4. Round 4: [k3, inc] x 2 (8)
  5. Round 5: k –
  6. Round 6: [k1, inc, k3] x 2 (10)
  7. Round 7: k –
  8. Round 8: [k5, inc] x 2 (12)
  9. Round 9: k –
  10. Round 10: [k1, inc, k5] x 2 (14)
  11. Round 11: k –
  12. Round 12: [k7, inc] x 2 (16)
  13. Round 13: k –
  14. Round 14: [k1, inc, k7] x 2 (18)
  15. Round 15: k –
  16. Round 16: [k9, inc] x 2 (20)
  17. Round 17: k –
  18. Round 18: p –
  19. Round 19: k –
  20. Round 20: [k2tog, k3] x 4 (16)
  21. Round 21: [k2, k2tog] x 4 (12)
  22. Round 22: [k2tog, k1] x 4 (8)
  23. Round 23: k –

Stuff the horn through the small hole that remains then cut yarn, thread through the remaining stitches and pull tight.

Work through the pattern again to make the second horn.

Making Up:

For individual attachment work five or six big stitches across the base of the horn.

Slip one side of a hair clip through the stitches and then attach to your hair.

Individual clips are easy to hide in your hair but they do tend to slip if you wear them for a long time. They work best if you can tie up your hair to keep them in place.

Alternatively the horns can be sewn or glued to an Alice band. This works with any length of hair and will hold them in position better but there is a lot more hair band to conceal.

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