From my multicolour yarn, I've made an HiggeldyPiggeldy Hothead hat.
I quite like how it came out - squishy, warm and textured.
Details of the simple pattern below.
I quite like how it came out - squishy, warm and textured.
Details of the simple pattern below.
PATTERN
HiggeldyPiggeldy Hothead Hat
Yarn weighed 107 grams (3.7oz) and the hat weighed 86 grams (3 oz), leaving enough for a small bobble if required
Yarn weight was 8 wraps per inch,
Needles: 5 mm circular, 20 inches long or more
Yarn weight: Aran weight, 8 wraps / inch or per 2.54 cm
KNITTING
Cast On: 80 stitches leaving a 4 inch tail
Using 2 X 2 rib (k2, P2) repeat, work 2 rows flat
3rd row, join in the round and continue k2, p2 rib until the work measures
8 - 8.5 inches.
Begin decrease rows for the crown:
- (K2 p2 together) repeat to the end
- (k2 p1) repeat to the end
- (k2 together, p1) repeat to the end
- (k1 p1) repeat to end
- (k2 together, p2 together) repeat to the end
- (k1 p1) repeat to the end
- (k2 together p2 together) repeat to the end
10 stitches remain
Break threat, leaving a tail.
Thread yarn on big-eyed needle and pass through the stitches and pull to close the gap
fasten off, weave in the ends and seam firs 2 rows using the needle and the cast-on tail.
This is a stretchy hat which should fit a good range of head sizes and the brim can be folded up to suit the wearer.
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