How To Knit A Bobble

by Hannah Gilly

August 28, 2017

You've seen me create tassels already... Well are you ready to see more options? Today it's the bobble. Not the big old pom-pom that sits on top, but a tiny bobble which adds the elegant flourish to a beret. You know what else I've used these for? Buttons! They are great buttons! Especially perfect for when you are so proud of the knit that you don't want the fastenings to overpower the impact of the yarn and your hours and hours of work. Here's the video...
You may be extra interested to know that this is exactly the bobble that I use in the baby beret pattern in the Beginner's Foundations: Knit 3 Baby Hats Course. Have a look, and let me know what you think. What kind of knitting course would you like to see next?

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