Applejack
Give me a skein of Nest Worsted and I'm powerless not to design something new. This was supposed to be a Michelada to replace the one I put through the dryer.
BUT instead, it's a fun and quick colorwork hat. Deep and squishy and geometric. The bold lines go all around the body of the hat, and leave a lovely star at crown.
Plus, these allowed me to use up a half skein of white remaining from my French 75 and a half skein of Dream State from my Western Rose—because no gorgeous yarn should go to waste.
The pattern was easily memorized and if you look at my 3rd hat (because I never can stop once I'm "in" a hat pattern), in the projects section, you'll see you can even stripe between the sections of pattern in order to use more than one color.
Scroll down for details.
Give me a skein of Nest Worsted and I'm powerless not to design something new. This was supposed to be a Michelada to replace the one I put through the dryer.
BUT instead, it's a fun and quick colorwork hat. Deep and squishy and geometric. The bold lines go all around the body of the hat, and leave a lovely star at crown.
Plus, these allowed me to use up a half skein of white remaining from my French 75 and a half skein of Dream State from my Western Rose—because no gorgeous yarn should go to waste.
The pattern was easily memorized and if you look at my 3rd hat (because I never can stop once I'm "in" a hat pattern), in the projects section, you'll see you can even stripe between the sections of pattern in order to use more than one color.
Scroll down for details.
Give me a skein of Nest Worsted and I'm powerless not to design something new. This was supposed to be a Michelada to replace the one I put through the dryer.
BUT instead, it's a fun and quick colorwork hat. Deep and squishy and geometric. The bold lines go all around the body of the hat, and leave a lovely star at crown.
Plus, these allowed me to use up a half skein of white remaining from my French 75 and a half skein of Dream State from my Western Rose—because no gorgeous yarn should go to waste.
The pattern was easily memorized and if you look at my 3rd hat (because I never can stop once I'm "in" a hat pattern), in the projects section, you'll see you can even stripe between the sections of pattern in order to use more than one color.
Scroll down for details.
Yarn: Background: Magpie Fibers Nest Worsted (100% Non- Superwash Corriedale wool, 212yds/192m per 100g/ 4oz skein). Shown in: Twilight Honey.
Accents: On Maya: Magpie Fibers Nest Worsted (as above), Shown in Natural. On David: Spincycle Yarns Dream State (100% American wool, 150 yds/137m per 50g/1.76oz per skein. Shown in Deep Bump.
If substituting yarn, use a worsted weight wool with some memory in a solid, semi-solid, heather, or tweed. Choose colors that will allow the pattern to show up when knit.
Gauge: 20sts/24 rounds per 4"/10cm in stockinette and colorwork, 22sts/24 rounds per 4”/10cm in ribbing. Gauge based on final, blocked fabric.
Needles: US#6/4mm, US#7/4.5mm
Sizes: 19.25(20.75,22.5)”/48.75(52.75,57.25)cm around head.
9”/22.75cm deep to center of crown.
Yardage:
Approx 90(105,120)yds/85(95,110)m of background color, and 50(60,70)yds/45(55,65)m of accent color needed, both in worsted weight wool.