Mactzil is a Mayan word meaning “miraculous” or “incredible.” The design is inspired by the wonderful artistic works found on the walls of their sculptures, architectural monuments, and even their temples. You can wear this hat with the brim rolled up, like a classic winter hat, or with the brim unrolled for a more trendy slouch hat. It’s soft, cozy, and unisex. The pattern includes charts and written instructions that have been tested.

This design is part of the Knitting Our Roots Collection,
If you can see all the details about the Ebook, check the LookBook

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Si te interesa el LIBRO en Español puedes encontrarlo AQUI
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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
TWO Sizes - Two versions

Light version

• 18” (9”) circumference x 10”
• 46 cm (23) circumference x 25,5 cm

Dark version

• 22” (11”) circumference x 9,4”
• 56 cm (28) circumference x 24 cm

MATERIALS

:: Yarn ::
DK weight - Two colors

Light version
MC: 124 yds / 113 m (gray)
CC: 85 yds / 78 m (blue navy)

Dark version
MC: 145 yds / 133 m (wine)
CC: 72 yds / 66 m (light gray)

:: Needles ::
US 6 - 4,0 mm circular needles (24”/60 cm)
US 6 - 4,0 mm DPNs for decreases

:: Gauge ::
21 sts x 26 rows stranded stitch / 4”/10 cm (blocked)

:: Sample ::
Northfield Valley yarns - light version
Arbor Brooklyn Tweed - dark version

:: Other Notions ::
Stitch marker, tapestry needle

If you have any questions, write to my email
info @ susanalobosdesigns.com

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Thanks for choosing our design and your support, Enjoy your project.
Susana - Luciana - Charles