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Intermediate
This gorgeous slouchy Hat was originally published in The Knitter, issue 32, and is now available as an individual pattern.
The subtle stitch pattern, inspired by peacock feathers, grows out of the brim into the body. A gentle gathering at the crown enhances the slouchy design.
Pattern is worked from the bottom up and includes charts for both the stitch pattern and the crown shaping. 5 sizes are included.
26 sts x 32 rows to 4in/10cm on 3.25mm needles over brim pattern
24 sts x 30 rows to 4in/10cm on 3.5mm needles over St.St.
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Woolly Wormhead is a Hat architect. With a background in industrial, sculptural and fine art Textiles, these influences can be seen in her work; having always been a lover of Hats and a life-long knitter, she enjoys bringing these different aspects together.
Constantly fascinated with unusual construction techniques, developing stitch combinations and techniques to achieve a unique, versatile ...
Woolly Wormhead is a Hat architect. With a background in industrial, sculptural and fine art Textiles, these influences can be seen in her work; having always been a lover of Hats and a life-long knitter, she enjoys bringing these different aspects together.
Constantly fascinated with unusual construction techniques, developing stitch combinations and techniques to achieve a unique, versatile piece, Woolly Wormhead is always encouraging knitters and crocheters to be more adventurous.
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