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This gorgeous little hat was inspired by the golden light of autumn and the beautiful colors of changing leaves. Autumn in my state of Alabama is a wonderful time - a welcome break from the heat and humidity of southern summers, mild and sunny, full of fireplace smells and football games. I call this hat the "Longleaf Hat" because our state tree is the Longleaf Pine. It has a chunky ribbed brim and little bit of slouchiness at the crown.
One of the best parts of this project is the yarn - autumnal hues, thick-to-thin handspun texture, and the perfect amount of warmth. I used one skein (100 grams) of Araucania Liwen in color #1. This yarn is Bulky/12ply weight and is 50% alpaca/50% wool. I used a 16 inch circular needle and a set of 4 double-pointed needles, all in size US 10/6 mm. The gauge for this hat is 14 stitches = 4 inches in stockinette stitch.
14 stitches = 4 inches in stockinette stitch.
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Hello, I'm Rachel! I am an artist, crafter, pattern writer, cat lover, runner, and frequent library visitor. I live in an old house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama with my husband and three cats (or daughters, as I like to call them) where I knit, crochet, sew, cook vegan meals, and generally have a good time. I also run a wonderful shop full of nature-inspired fiber art, knitting & crochet patterns, ...
Hello, I'm Rachel! I am an artist, crafter, pattern writer, cat lover, runner, and frequent library visitor. I live in an old house in Tuscaloosa, Alabama with my husband and three cats (or daughters, as I like to call them) where I knit, crochet, sew, cook vegan meals, and generally have a good time. I also run a wonderful shop full of nature-inspired fiber art, knitting & crochet patterns, and other fun stuff!
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