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Hedgerow
The Hedgerow hat is an easy to knit and wear accessory. The fabric is made with just knits and purls forming angled rectangles in neat columns - just like neat hedgerows in a garden.
Hedgerow takes less than one skein of light worsted/heavy dk weight yarn. The suggested yarn is a lighter worsted.
This is a written pattern with knit, purl, kfb, k2tog, and p2tog used.
I’ve also included a chart for the main body for those that prefer a visual reference.
The current slouchy sample used approximately 72g/129 yards of O-Wool O-Wash Worsted in the Mustard Seed colorway.
There is also an option for a closer fitting beanie.
NOTE: Some testers used up to 165 yards/151 m for their hats.
Find my tutorial on how to make a cleaner
transition between the knit column and purl column for
Rounds 1-6/resolving on Round 7 on YouTube HERE.
“If there’s a bustle in your hedgerow
Don’t be alarmed now
It’s just a spring clean for the May queen”
Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
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- First published: November 2020
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