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Nazli is created using the overlay mosaic crochet technique.

Inspired by geometrical patterns everywhere, this pattern can be used in different ways, not only for making a piece of clothing such as a hat, cowl, shawl, scarf, sweater, or cardigan, it could be used in different settings and is perfect for gift-giving or even updating your home decor in the form of blankets, cushions, table runners, and any project you name it.

Nazli is a Turkish name for girls and it is used both by Turkish and Persian the like.

You can use this pattern in both flat or in-the-round format

Yarn:
Lana Gatto Merinocot 50 g - 125 m 53% merino, 47% cotton; color 14020 (terracotta), LOT 0069. For the project used 70 g- 175 m (192 yds) of this yarn.
Rosarios4 Meia Classic Collection 50 g-185 m, 70% merino, 30 % polyamide; color 09 (grey), LOT 0907. For this project used 25 g - 93 m (102 yds) .

Hook size: 4 mm.

Finished Hat size:

Height - 22 cm
Circumference: 54 cm

This pattern is only for adult size and for normal heads. For baby hats or children you definitely need to adjust the pattern to the children’s size. I will update the pattern later for the children’s sizes.

The pattern comes with written row-by-row instructions and a user-friendly chart ( Don’t worry, I put X to show you the place of DCs in my chart). Therefore, anyone with any crochet skill level can follow my instructions and charts. A video tutorial will also be added to my YouTube channel to support beginners soon.

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This is an original pattern by Mahoor Mirnezami. You may not copy, reproduce, sell, or share any part of it whether for profit or not. This includes, but is not limited to, the written pattern, the chart, and the photos. No translations or video tutorials are allowed.

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