Woodlands Light Hat Pattern
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Woodlands Light Cable Earflap Hat is the lightweight version of the Woodlands Cable Earflap Hat. It’s funky, stylish, and light enough to wear all the way from Fall through Spring! Finish it your way, with tassels and a pom pom or more simple with plain i-cord ties. Either way you’ll have a fashionable transitional piece for the changing seasons!
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Pattern Details:
Skill Level: Emerging Beginner Knitter - Intermediate Knitter
Materials:
2 skeins Spun Cloud Light yarn ~ (100% wool; approx. 210 yds / 100 g) shown in Moondrake Co. Limited Edition Hand-dyed Electric Seahorse
Pom pom maker (3 3/8” / 8.5 cm) or square piece of sturdy cardboard of the same length for making pom pom
Stitch holders or smooth scrap yarn (1)
Stitch markers (1)
Tassel maker (4” / 10 cm) or rectangular piece of sturdy cardboard of the same length for making tassels
Needles:
Size US 6 (4 mm) 16” / 40 cm circular needles or size needed to obtain gauge
Cable needle
Tapestry needle
Gauge:
18 sts and 25 rnds = 4” / 10 cm square in stockinette stitch worked in the round, steam blocked.
Size:
Circumference - 20” / 51 cm
Length from Crown to Tip of Earflap - 12.5” / 32 cm
Length from Crown to Brim - 8.5” / 22 cm
Recommended to be worn with 0–3” (0–7.5 cm) of positive ease, to fit a 20–23” / 51–57.5 cm head circumference.
Designer: Modified by Pia Thadani from Woodlands Earflap Hat (original pattern by Cheryl Kubat)
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