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Tamlyn is a cowl can be worn with either end/border up or down and it turns into a slouchy hat (messy bun hat) in a snap.

Knitted in the round in various colors, texture and yarn weight changes. The finishing touch of the hemp cording and the adjustable cord stops let you switch your cowl to a slouchy hat in seconds.
Written pattern with video link.

For head circumferences of 20/21/22/23”.
For smaller or larger sizes the pattern can be adjusted. Add or delete in repeats of 3 stitches. More yarn will be needed for larger sizes.
NOTE: Pictured is a size 21” hat and it’s just a bit loose. Size 20” would fit the 20” head a better. So measure and knit your actual size!

Yarn
1 Layers cake in 10 portions of 20 yards each in varying weights, textures and colors totaling 200 yards. Knit kits including the printed and emailed copy of pattern, the mechanism to switch from cowl to hat and extra yardage for the two larger sizes are available at 20% off through October 20th. Use coupon code: Tamlyn Visit link here www.yarnz2go.com
Yarn weights used here:
C1 - sport, C2 - fingering
C3 - sport, C4 - sport
C5 - bulky, C6 - sport
C7 - sport, C8 - fingering
C9 - sport, C10 - DK weight
C11 - DK weight (For sizes 22/23” only)

Notions

NOTE: You may need a needle one or even two sizes larger or smaller to get the proper gauge! Make gauge swatch!
US size 4 (3.5 mm) circular needle 16” (41 cm) in length.
US size 7 (4,5 mm) circular needle 16” (41 cm) in length.
Stitch marker
Darning needle
Waxed cord or hemp thread in 4 strands of 1 yard each.
2 cord stops

Gauge: You may need different needle size!
Stressing the point here again: I am a loose knitter, you may not be. So make a gauge swatch!
9 sts and 14 rows in 2” of stitch pattern as in Part 2 with smaller needle, sport weight yarn.
8 sts and 13 rows in 2” of stitch pattern as in Part 3 with larger needle, sport weight yarn.

Level of Expertise: Advanced Beginner

Techniques used:
Knitting in the round, through back loop, color changes, slipping stitches, stretchy bind off and attaching Hemp cording and cord stops.

Happy knitting and enjoy your cowl/hat!