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Rainy Day Seattle Hat Pattern
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
Men, WomenItem:
HatSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- stranded color work
Pattern Description:
Reminiscent of a cool, rainy morning in the Northwest, this beanie-style hat has everything you need to show off your love for the Emerald City. The hazelnut and cream ribbing represents warming up with a hot mocha on a cold day, while the Seattle skyline rises against a typical drizzly gray backdrop. (The dark green yarn carried in the back shows through the gray a little, creating the perfect rainy look.) Washington apples form a ring above the city, alternating between solid green and heart-shaped outlines, and snow-covered evergreens top off the ensemble.
Knit with Knit Picks Palette, using 1 skein each of Hazelnut, Cream, Aurora Heather, and Mist.
Gauge:
8 stitches and 9 rows = 1 inch in colorwork
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Adult 21" - 22"
Materials:
- Size 3 16" circular needles
- Size 3 DPNS
- 100 yards green fingering weight yarn
- 100 yards gray fingering weight yarn
- 50 yards brown fingering weight yarn
- 50 yards white fingering weight yarn
Preferred Brand/Yarn:
Knit Picks PaletteColorway:
Hazlenut, Cream, Aurora Heather, and MistRainy Day Seattle Hat Pattern
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About the Designer
Chelsea M. Campbell grew up in the Northwest and currently lives in Seattle. She started knitting when she was eleven and made a large sack for her stuffed dinosaur, which she now refers to as a “Velociraptor cozy.” Besides knitting and crocheting obsessively, Chelsea also writes humorous books for teens and is the author of The Rise of Renegade X, a novel about a teen supervillain whose evil ...
Chelsea M. Campbell grew up in the Northwest and currently lives in Seattle. She started knitting when she was eleven and made a large sack for her stuffed dinosaur, which she now refers to as a “Velociraptor cozy.” Besides knitting and crocheting obsessively, Chelsea also writes humorous books for teens and is the author of The Rise of Renegade X, a novel about a teen supervillain whose evil plans are ruined when he discovers his father’s a superhero. Visit her website at http://www.chelseamcampbell.com.
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