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Hefeweizen Hat Pattern
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
Girls, WomenItem:
HatSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- cast on and join in the round
- knit
- purl
- special stitch is described in the pattern, along with a video link
- decrease
- bind off
Pattern Description:
Details:
* pdf pattern and link to simple video of special stitch
* written pattern, no charts
Two hat options included:
* Shown in gold, version 1 has deep, highly textured ribbing.
* Shown in green, version 2 has a shallower brim and the ribbing is extended and lightened. Instructions are given for each kind of ribbing.
Gauge:
19 sts and 28 rows in Stockinette Stitch in the round
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Medium adult, 18.5 inches around, should measure smaller than head
Materials:
- Yarn: about 3 ounces of DK weight
- Knitting needles: US 4/3.5 mm, 16" circular or double point set
- Knitting needles: One more circular or set, for when hat circumference becomes small
- Knitting needles: One more circular if you'd like for when the circumference becomes small.
- Large eyed needle for sewing up
You Will Also Need:
- 6 stitch markers, one different than the other 5
Suggested yarn:
3 ounces of DK weight
Preferred Brand/Yarn:
Madeline Tosh (best bet, sample is in a discontinued yarn)Hefeweizen Hat Pattern
$6.00
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About the Designer
Larissa is a lifelong knitter who learned with aluminum needles and Red Heart yarn on her nanny's chenille couch in suburban New Jersey. She writes about it in her book My Grandmother's Knitting: Family Stories and Inspired Knits by Top Designers. The book includes engaging family tales from 17 of today's foremost knitting designers, and 22 designs inspired by family.
As an independent ...
Larissa is a lifelong knitter who learned with aluminum needles and Red Heart yarn on her nanny's chenille couch in suburban New Jersey. She writes about it in her book My Grandmother's Knitting: Family Stories and Inspired Knits by Top Designers. The book includes engaging family tales from 17 of today's foremost knitting designers, and 22 designs inspired by family.
As an independent designer, Larissa sells more than 25 patterns for accessories, most of which encourage the knitter to riff on the pattern and create their own work of art.
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