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Wild Hibiscus
Wild Hibiscus, top view (after blocking)
Wild Hibiscus Hat Pattern
Category:
SewingType:
AccessoryFit:
Girls, WomenItem:
HatSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Knit in the round
- decrease
- easy lace
Pattern Description:
This beret makes the most of the striping-effect yarn. Using a variation of the scroll stitch,the fabric appears to gently undulate like the petals of a flower, through strategic yarnover increases and decreases.
Head circumference is 21", but easily stretches to fit most ladies.
Blocking is recommended; specific instructions are included in the pattern.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Head Circumference: Approx 21", but hat stretches easily to fit most
Materials:
- 245 yds Debbie Macomber Blossom Street Collection, Petals Socks (31/2 oz/100g, 462 yds/423 m, super fine weight, 20% angora/30% nylon/50% superwash merino): 1 skein #602
- Set of five Size 1 (2.25 mm) double-pointed needles (dpns)
- Tapestry needle to weave in ends
Wild Hibiscus Hat Pattern
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About the Designer
I'm afraid I developed an obsession with knitting and crocheting Barbie tube tops when I was little. Fortunately, I outgrew the tube tops (in more ways than one) and I've since expanded my horizons include more substantial designs. I have a penchant for stitch patterns that look good on both sides and use them in my designs whenever I can. I love lace, cables and fair isle, but not all at once. ...
I'm afraid I developed an obsession with knitting and crocheting Barbie tube tops when I was little. Fortunately, I outgrew the tube tops (in more ways than one) and I've since expanded my horizons include more substantial designs. I have a penchant for stitch patterns that look good on both sides and use them in my designs whenever I can. I love lace, cables and fair isle, but not all at once. Lately, I've been designing a lot of lace shawls. I also spin with my drop spindle, and hope someday to spin a yarn fine enough for lace.
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