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Bandwidth
One-by-one ribbing is worked with increases and decreases to create the brim’s unique shape. The brim begins with fewer stitches in back and then reaches its widest point at the front, resulting in a flattering shape. A contrasting color features the simple textured pattern accented by an asymmetrical cable.
Finished Measurements
19″ / 48cm brim circumference. Measurements taken after blocking.
Hat is designed to fit an average 21-24″ / 53-61cm head circumference. Different sizes can easily be achieved by altering needle size and/or yarn weight.
Yarn
Worsted weight
Yardage
Color A - 50 yds / 46m
Color B - 85 yds / 78m
Shown in
Madelinetosh Vintage (100% Superwash Merino Wool; 200yds / 183m per 110g skein)
Color A - Mare
Color B - Vintage Frame
Needles
24” US 8 / 5mm circular, 1 set US 8 / 5mm DPNs
Notions
1 split ring marker, 8 stitch markers, tapestry needle
Gauge
14 sts and 22 rows = 4” / 10cm in 1x1 rib (unstretched)
Errata
In the second column of brim instructions, ‘repeat last 4 rows 9 more times’ should read ‘repeat last 4 rows 7 more times, ending with Row 4 (RS). 13 sts.
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