The Winchester scarf and hat combines 2 different stitch patterns that really highlight the textural quality of WATERSHED. It looks like vertical and horizontal ridges or lines are running through the scarf and hat. The scarf starts off with a provisional cast on, knit lengthwise and then grafted together using the kitchener stitch. It will be a warm accessory that can be wrapped once or twice around your neck. The hat is knit from the bottom up. The brim is knit with a Twisted Rib stitch pattern to add extra visual interest and to give the brim a sturdy edge.

Finished Measurements
Scarf: 5 3⁄4” wide and 61” long in circumference, blocked. Hat: 20” circumference, 8 1⁄2” height from base of brim to top,
blocked.

Yarn
Harrisville Designs WATERSHED 100% (Worsted weight)
100% Pure Virgin Wool
110 yd per 50gr (1.76 oz) Skein
Shown in #979 Nelson, 4 skeins for scarf and hat.
Note: Both scarf and hat can be made with 4 skeins.
Just scarf, you will need 3 skeins. Just the hat, you will need 2 skeins.

Needles
Scarf – US 8 5.00mm
Hat – US 6 4.00 mm circular needle, 16”; US 8 5.00 mm circular needle, 16” and a set of dpn.

Notions
Blocking pins
Stitch holders or waste yarn Tapestry needle
Stitch markers

Gauge
Scarf: 17 Sts and 22 Rows = 4” in Knotted Rib patt, blocked.
Hat: 22 Sts and 21 Rows = 4” in Knotted Rib pattern
(in the round) with larger needles, blocked.