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Pigwidgeon Hat
After finishing my Pigwidgeon Sweater, I knew almost immediately,that I wanted to make a hat with the same motif. I wanted it a little slouchy and just a tiny bit different than the sweater. So with a bit of modification, I came up with the Pigwidgeon Hat. This is available also as an ebook with the pattern Pigwidgeon Mitts.
Finished measurements
circumference: 15.5 [18.5, 21.5]inches.
Sample shown in 21.5. Model is
wearing hat with .5 inches of negative
ease. It also fits my head with 1 inch of
negative ease.
height: 6.25 [7.25, 9.25] inches
Gauge (washed and blocked)
26 sts and 34 rows over 4 inches
Materials
Sunshine Yarns Classic Sock [100%
Superwash Merino; 370 yards in
100grams (3.53 oz)]
MC: Moss Canyon (green) 1 skein
CC1: Bella’s Truck (orange) 20 grams
CC2: Parchment (off white) 20 grams
CC1 and CC2 used less than 20 grams
for the largest size. These sections
would be great for leftovers!
Needles
1-16 inch US 3/3.25mm circular
1-16 inch US 2/2.75mm circular
1 set of US3/3.25mm double pointed
needles
or needle size to obtain gauge
Notions
darning needle
stitch marker
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- First published: November 2012
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