Bring Spring into your wardrobe with the Tulip Fields hat. This colorwork hat features tulip motifs set against a colorful gradient sky.

Inspired by the natural sky display of the auroras, the Northern Lights uses gradient yarn to mimic the beautiful curtains of color. This charted pattern is worked in the round from the bottom up using stranded colorwork. Duplicate stitching is then used to add the finishing touches with the light trails.

A nature inspired bonnet. This pattern is worked flat until the crown and uses two different weights of yarn. The brim is done in herringbone in bulky weight then switched to DK weight for the colorwork section. A 1x1 ribbing edge is used to prevent the edges from curling during the flat colorwork section. A latch hook is used to pull the yarn ...

Create your own scene with this customizable beach hat. This pattern uses stranded colorwork for the base and duplicate stitching for the designs. Add as much or as little as you want.

Note: This pattern was for a personal project so notes may be incomplete or contain some errors. Be sure to read through and adjust to your liking.

A fun hat with a hibiscus flower design.

This hat is done with a tighter gauge to fit in detail. Pattern may require more of the Chroma yarn depending on where the gradient starts.

This pattern does have big spaces between colorwork so plan for long float management such as ladderback jaquard or even duplicate stitch for the more tricky parts. This hat only uses two colors per row, but the buildings are arranged in a way to still bring depth with limited color use.

An easy stranded colorwork hat with a striped bee pattern. The longest float is only 10 stitches. This hat is worked in the round and will only use 2 colors per row.