This hat is a tribute to the amazing indie dyers that I was able to work with during my first year designing knitting patterns. The phrase All Together Now references the Beatles song by the same name, inspired by the music hall tradition of asking the audience to join in, prompting knitters to join in sharing in the fiber community.

The All Together Now Hat is a stranded colorwork design for a beanie hat. This pattern is knit in the round using circular needles, from the bottom up.

Instructions are written for Fingering, DK, and Worsted weight yarn. Be sure to review the information for the chosen weight yarn for appropriate yardage and follow the specific instructions for that weight in order to ensure correct cast on stitch count and decrease location.

Instructions are written to knit a single or double (folded) brim. Both versions use twisted ribbing, however, the folded version is knit twice as long, before folding back on itself and grafting together for a cozy thick brim.

Size
Toddler, Kids, Teen Adult Small, Medium, Large

Finished Measurements –Approximate (see schematics)
Circumference: 16, 18, 19 20, 21, 22.5 in (40.5, 46, 48 50.8, 53.5, 57 cm)
Height: 7, 8, 8 9, 9, 10 in (18, 20, 20 23, 23, 25.5 cm)

NOTE: Typically knit hats are sized for negative ease. Measure around the widest part of your head and choose the size that is 2-3in (5-7.5cm) smaller than that circumference.

Suggested Yarn
Any scrap yarns in Worsted, DK, or Fingering weights!

Approximate Yardage
Worsted: 170-250 yards (190-228 m)
DK: 200-275 yards (228-250 m)
Fingering: 250-325 yards (250-290 m)

Suggested Needles
16in (40cm) circular needles in size needed to obtain gauge based on yarn weight
Worsted: US 7/4.50mm
DK: US 5/3.75mm
Fingering: US 3/3.25mm

Gauge
Worsted: 20 sts x 20 rows
DK: 24 sts x 24 sts
Fingering: 28 sts x 28 sts

NOTE: Gauge listed above per 4 in (10 cm) in colorwork after blocking

Special Techniques
Twisted ribbing, folded brim, stranded colorwork in the round

Notions
(8) Stitch markers, scissors, tapestry needle

Please share your progress photos and finished objects using #AllTogetherNowHat and @pnw_knitdesign.

Happy knitting!