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Dually
Need a simple but stunning hat pattern this season? This is it! This ever-so enchanting pattern uses single-row stripes with a raised ribbing that gives it amazing depth - and as a bonus - all the work is in the brim of the hat. How often does that happen?
Worked in a DK weight yarn, using two colors of your choosing, this could be a great option to bust a little of your stash. It is available in three adult sizes and features a completely reversible brim. So, cuff it up as little or as much as you like.
Go grab two colors, they could be complimentary, contrasting, earth-toned, jewel-toned, holiday-themed, one solid one striping, or even your favorite sports team’s colors and cast on. This is a hat that has endless possibilities!
Yarn
HiKoo Simplicity, 55% Merino Superwash, 28% Acrylic and 17% Nylon 107m/50g (117 yds)
Colors Used: Deep Turquoise (010) x 2, Orange (034) x 1
Yardage
Main Color (MC): 140 (155, 170) yds / 129 (142, 156) m
Contrast Color (CC): 40 (45, 50) yds / 37 (42, 46) m
Notions
Stitch marker
Tapestry needle
Pattern Notes
Hat is knit from brim to crown in the round.
Other Notes
The yarn used in the design of this pattern has been listed by the manufacturer as both DK and Light Worsted. In this design, it was used as DK weight and has a DK gauge. Other DK weight yarns may be substituted.
Yarn Substitutions
When substituting yarns, please choose a yarn of the same weight and fiber content as the yarn listed above. Do a test swatch and confirm that your gauge matches the gauge needed for the pattern.
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