During a recent review of Barbara Walker’s Second Treasury of Knitting Patterns, I found a stitch pattern incorporating an Irish knot. It is not a bobble and not a nupp. The Irish Knot is worked in one stitch and on one row by knitting and purling in the same stitch seven times, then binding off those new stitches to return to one stitch. Adapting this stitch pattern, I designed a hat incorporating non-traditional ribbing for the brim and vertically twisted columns to separate the undulating cables with their knots and seed stitch background, then topping with a cluster of Irish Knots.