Whenever traveling, I love finding those special and out of the way spots that just takes your breath away. Frome, a small village, located on the west coast of Jamaica, is one of those spots.
This hat is named Frome because, like the village, it is beautiful in its simplicity. It’s perfect for a beginner or experienced knitter looking for a quick finish project.

PATTERN NOTES
This is a fun hat worked from the bottom up in a simple mosaic stitch pattern. Never worked mosaic pattern before? This is a great beginner-friendly pattern. Mix and match your two favorite colors for your perfect combination.

CUSTOMIZE IT!
In the instructions for this pattern, I’ve included a chart to help you modify the pattern for your gauge. The amount of yarn required will change.

Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner / Intermediate
Finished Head Circumference: 16 (18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24)”
Sample shown in 18” head circumference

MATERIALS:
Yarn: approximately 125-200 yards (MC, dark), 50-80 yards (CC, light)
Sample shown in Harrisville Designs flyWHEEL (100% Wool; 170 yards 155 meters/50 grams): 921 Mallard (1 skein), 931 Eastview (1 skein)
OR
Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Sport
Needles: 16” circular needles and set of DPNs in size to obtain the desired gauge (and circular needles one or two sizes smaller for brim
Gauge: Follow chart worked in stitch patt
Extras: Yarn needle, (4) stitch markers