Red chemo cap

This is the first chemo cap I made in 2014. I made it with Berrocco Comfort (donated by Berrocco). I love the yarn because it is so soft. The pattern is called Christian's Hat Handmade knit, crocheted, or sewn caps can be sent to: Baltimore-Chesapeake Head Huggers Group, 530 Chalet Drive. W., Millersville, MD 21108

Brown cap.

Here is my latest cap.

I want to share a thank you note I got from a nurse at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore: "I am a nurse at the Cancer Institute at Sinai Hospital in Baltimore and happily received a package of your loving and generous hats from your wonderful program, One of my patients was given one last night and was so thrilled. They are really beautiful and as a craftsy person I appreciate the time that goes into this work. Thanks again, Keep up the good work. bunny xo"

Blue Chemo cap

This is a chemo cap is finished the other day! :) I made it with Caron Simply Soft. I used by ball winder and wound 2 skeins together to make a bulky yarn.

Here is a new chemo cap design I just finished. Hope you enjoy it!

Lacey Flower Basket Chemo Cap Materials: (1) 3.85 oz skein of I love this Cotton yarn– 205 Too Pink Print Size 8 circular needles & 1 set of size 8 DPN’s 1 tapestry needle Abbreviations: K=knit P=purl Yo= yarn over Ssk= slip, slip, knit K2tog= knit 2 stitches together P2tog= purl 2 stitches together Directions: With circular needles, cast on 80 stitches Join being careful not to twist the stitches Round 1-8: *(K4, P4)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 9: *(yo, ssk, k, k)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 10: *(k, yo, ssk, k)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 11: *(k,ssk,yo,k)* repeat from * to * for entire round Rounds 12: *(k,k, ssk, yo)* repeat from * to * for entire round Rounds 13-16: K for every stitch Round 17-24: *(P4, k4)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 25: *(k,k,ssk,yo)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 26: *(k, ssk, yo,k)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 27: *(k, yo,ssk, k)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 28: *(yo, ssk, k, k)* repeat from * to * for entire round Rounds 29 – 32: K for every stitch Rounds 33 – 40 Repeat rounds 1-8 Round 41: *(yo, ssk, k,k)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 42: *(k, yo, ssk, k)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 43: *(k, ssk, yo, k)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 44: *(k,k,ssk, yo)* repeat from * to * for entire round Rounds 45-48: K for every stitch Round 49: *(p2tog, p2, k2tog, k2)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 50: *(p3, k3)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 51: *(p2tog, p1, k2tog, k1)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 52: *(p2, k2)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 53: *(k2tog, p2tog)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 54: *(k1, p1)* repeat from * to * for entire round Round 55: *(k2tog) repeat from * to * for entire round Cut tail of yarn, leaving a 6” tail. Using the tapestry needles, thread the tail through the remaining stitches and draw the stitches tightly. Knot off the yarn and weave in the yarn ends.