This hat looks great, I'm so happy with hour it turned out. I think I'll turn the buttons around, they're a bit shiny for my taste. Liane says this pattern knit up beautifully in Berroco Vintage Chunky.
- Pattern from Interweave Knits Holiday Gifts 2013
- 1 skein Malabrigo Mecha, colour 57 english rose
- 4.5m-16" circular needles
- 6mm-16" circular needles + double pointed needles
- 3 buttons (shell)
I don't think this hat is quite suited for me, but the yarn is GORGEOUS!
- FREE pattern via Ravelry
- 1 skein Malabrigo Worsted, colour 626 navidad
- 3.75m-16" circular needles
- 4.5mm-16" circular needles + double pointed needles
I made this one for the hell of it - I think it would be great for people with big heads & lots of hair (dreads especially). The yarn is super-duper soft & airy - a very atypically friendly mohair.
- Pattern from Berroco no. 339
- 1 skein Berroco Cirrus, colour 2510 grand canyon
- 4.5mm-16" circular needles
- 6mm-16" circular needles + double pointed needles
Basic Slouchy Hat
Liane whipped this simple hat up for our classes.
- 1 skein Berroco Vintage Chunky, colour no. 6158 kingfisher
- 5mm-16" circular needles
- 6mm-16" circular needles + double pointed needles
- Pattern similar to Techno Slouch
- 2 skeins Schulana Angora Fashion
- 5.5mm-16" circular & double pointed needles
- Pattern is published in Vogue Knitting Holiday 2008, the book Hattitude, and is available as a PDF download for $5. It's a basic slouchy toque, you could use any pattern, I cast on 66 sts and knit it from the bottom-up - see my Ravelry notes.
I really, really, really like this hat. It looks great on my little head and i think it'll also look great on all sizes. It was easy, fast, and it looks great - I'm going to make it my go-to fall hat. The yarn is really cool, it has a core of silver wrapped in an outer layer of super soft cotton-candy-esque baby alpaca & merino. My photo does not do it justice.
- 1 ball Schulana Luxair
- 8mm-16" circular needles
- 9mm-16" circular & double pointed needles
- Pattern is by Jane Richmond via Ravelry - $4.50
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