Ember is a very cozy hat that combines wonderfully rich texture with beautiful cables. The pattern features big and small cables, bobbles as well as a mini honeycomb pattern to complete this feminine design.

The pattern comes in three sizes:
Child (Adult small, Adult large)
to fit 50(56, 60)cm / 20(22, 24) inches head circumference and can be worked to make a beanie 20(22,22)cm / 8(9, 9) inches total length or slouch 24(26,26)cm / 9.5(10.5; 10.5) inches total length.
To make an even slouchier hat, the pattern has notes on how to easily adapt.

Using only between 180-220m/197-240yards of sport or DK weight yarn it’s a perfect project to use what you have hidden in your stash.

Cast on with your favorite sport or DK weight yarn and be ready to looove the texture of this hat with every round worked.

Feel free to use #EmberHat when posting on social media and tag me @thedrizzleofhoney on Instagram, so we can all see and share your wonderful project!

Ember will give you a just-one-more-round knit experience and rewards you with a very cozy and irresistible to look at new knit hat.

Yarn:
Approx. 180(200, 220)m / 197(220, 240)yards of sport or DK weight yarn.
Given amounts of yarn are to make a slouchy hat. A beanie hat uses slightly less yarn.

Sample is size adult small slouch, worked in Drops Sky, 11 Hazelnut.

Gauge:
26 sts / 32 rows = 10cm / 4 inches in stockinette stitch in the round on 3,5mm/US 2.5 needles.
28 sts / 34 rows = 10cm / 4 inches in honeycomb pattern in the round on 3,5mm/US 4 needles.

Sizes:
Child (Adult small, Adult large)
to fit 50(56, 60)cm / 20(22, 24) inches head circumference

beanie style hat 20(22,22)cm / 8(9, 9) inches total length or slouch style hat 24(26,26)cm / 9.5(10.5; 10.5) inches total length. To make an even slouchier hat, the pattern has notes on how to easily adapt.

Instructions:
The pattern includes written instructions. Body and crown shaping are charted only.

Skill level:
This pattern is a great project for every advanced knitter that seeks some variety from stockinette and garter stitch. With full texture all over this design, Ember is an intriguing and very fun knit. Have you tried working a cable without using a cable needle? The two stitch cables in this pattern don’t need one and are perfect if you would like to try.