This hat is super warm with our without the brim and rose -- double fabric at the ears keep you toasty. One strand of both the sock yarn and worsted weight are held together for both the hat and scarf. The scarf is an easy peasy pattern that is attractive on both sides of the fabric (see pic #3). The hat is worked in the round and the scarf is worked flat.

Tons of pictures guide you through the provisional cast on of the hat, brim, three needle bind off and the rose.

The scarf pattern is both written out and charted.

These patterns have been professionally tech edited by Kristen TenDyke.

Specifics:

Skill Level (1 Easy- 4 Advanced) :
Scarf, 1 Easy Beginner
Hat, 3 Confident Knitter

Description: Hat begins with a provisional cast on to create fold of double fabric of ribbing. Single thickness of fabric for duration of hat, knit in the round with circulars and then DPNs to finish. Brim added after main hat is knit.

Yarn for both hat and scarf: 2 hanks Cascade 220 (220 yards each hank), color #8010 Natural and 2 hanks Lorna’s Laces Sock Yarn (215 yards each hank), color Wild Purls
(406-245-2224)
Yardage, each: Cascade 220 & Lorna’s Laces:
132 (151, 170, 190)

Hat: Needles: US size 6 (4 mm)-16” circular and pair of straight needles. US size 8 (5 mm) - 16” circular and set of four double pointed or size needed for gauge
Crochet hook: Size US G/6 (4 mm) for provisional cast on

Gauge: 18 stitches + 17 rows = 4” in k4, p4 ribbing relaxed, with larger needles and 1 strand of each working yarn held together.

Sizes (circumference): 14.25” (16”, 17.75”, 19.5”) relaxed; Sample measures 19.5” with 1.5” of negative ease. Model’s head measures 21”. The pattern is written for the 14.25” hat with 16”, 17.75” and 19.5” in ( ).
When only one number is listed, it applies to all sizes.

Note on sizing: Hats fit best with 1”-3” of negative ease (a 16” hat, for example, stretches to fit a 17” – 19” head), depending on personal preference.

Notions: stitch marker and tapestry needle, waste yarn for provisional cast on (a similar thickness as yarn used for hat)

Scarf: Needles: size US 10 (6 mm) straight needles or size needed for gauge
Gauge: 16 stitches and 17 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch, with 1 strand of each working yarn held together.

Dimensions: approximately 6” x 66” blocked

Rose: size US 2 (2.75 mm) straight needles or size needed for gauge

Gauge: 6 stitches + 7 rows = 1” in stockinette stitch, yarn doubled (tight fabric).

Professionally tech edited by Kristen TenDyke.

Pattern is 5 pages long and has a chart as well as many how-to photos and tips. Three pages are shown.