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Buttons Squared Chapeau Pattern
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
Girls, WomenItem:
HatSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Double Pointed Needle crown shaping
- Design Element - Bobbles
- Knit-in-the-round
Pattern Description:
The bobbles in the checkerboard squares just pop in this wonderful Romney wool I found from a local yarn producer in Virginia. I think this hat has "eye" appeal, and you will turn heads when you are wearing it. If you like a little challenge when knitting, then the bobbles will provide some added fun to this hat project. The yarn used is Aran weight yarn and has considerable body, it is 10-ply and is 12 wraps-per-inch, just in case you need to find a substitute.
Gauge:
17 sts x 21 rows = 4 inch square/10cm in stockinette knit in the round
16 sts x 24 rows = 4 inch square/10cm in Bobble pattern, knit the round
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Youth L (Adult S/M, Adult L/XL
Materials:
- Aran Wt. Yarn, 133yds/121meters
- US 9-10/5.5-6mm circular needles 20 inches/59cm or less
- Set of 7.5 inch/19cm Douple Pointed Needles in size for guage
- Stitch markers
- Row counter (optional)
- Tapestry needle
Suggested yarn:
100 yards of Bulky weight
Preferred Brand/Yarn:
Solitude Wool, RomneyColorway:
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About the Designer
My mother taught me to knit hats, scarves and mittens when I was young. I was content with knitting until she taught me how to sew. However, I never really left the needles alone, I kept returning to them for brief periods throughout my life. In 1993 I left the business world to be a full-time mother. I was able to be present for my two boys in their developing years, and in addition, explore ...
My mother taught me to knit hats, scarves and mittens when I was young. I was content with knitting until she taught me how to sew. However, I never really left the needles alone, I kept returning to them for brief periods throughout my life. In 1993 I left the business world to be a full-time mother. I was able to be present for my two boys in their developing years, and in addition, explore a range of other skills that I possessed in the arts. I have been blessed with the time to consider using my artistic talents to follow a dream of working in a creative arts field as my present job becomes part-time.
Life holds only new opportunities for me now.
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