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Intermediate
This fun hat is accented by a two color braided brim and features large colorblock panels that provide an easy introduction to intarsia. The back and forth of the colors in the brim reminded me of an M.C. Escher drawing, thus the name. Use neutral colors to keep the "Escher" look, or brighten it up with bolder color combinations. Skills required beyond knit and purl include basic cabling (charted instructions) and decreasing. Hat is worked flat and seamed.
The differences in sizing are achieved by changing the gauge and yarn weight used, be sure to note the correct gauge for your size below. Note that there are two gauges given for each size. For the first gauge (on smaller needles), it is most important to get the correct row gauge. For the second gauge (on larger needles), it is most important to get the correct stitch gauge. All gauges are for a 4" x 4" (10 cm x 10 cm) area, knit in stockinette stitch.
Gauges are given as: smaller needles, larger needles
Child: 28 sts x 36 rows, 22 sts x 36 rows
Adult S/M: 26 sts x 32 rows, 20 sts x 32 rows
Adult M/L: 22 sts x 30 rows, 19 sts x 30 rows
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I've been into DIY since I was little, but these days my main craft is knitting. My mother taught me the basics when I was eleven, and after several years of neglect I picked it up again at university. When I can squeeze it around my day job, I love to come up with knitting patterns, you can check out what I've got in development over on my blog, www.studiomarlowe.com
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