A dense and warm hat, worked in worsted weight wool with a half fisherman’s pattern in 3 colors that shows off slight variations in color. The hat can be worn in a slouchy style or as a beanie styled hat when turn around.
The brim is taller near the face but much narrower at the back of the neck (to keep the ribbing from folding in the nape). This pattern works best with wool or with any other grippy yarn.

The matching cowl is the perfect all-the-time accessory! A fun and engaging knit with shifting color stripes, and it only takes a fiddle-free second to throw it on as the finish to every outfit!

YARN
Main Color (MC) - 218 yd/200 m/ 100 g Worsted Weight
Contrast Color (CC1) - 218 yd/200 m/ 100 g Worsted Weight
Contrast Color (CC2) - 218 yd/200 m/ 100 g Worsted Weight

SUGGESTED YARN
MC: Lang Yarns Cashmere (worsted, 100% cash-mere; 200 meters / 100 grams)
1 skein – color 03 undyed
CC1: Lang Yarns Noble Camel (worsted, 100% camel; 200 meters / 100 grams)
1 skein – color 01 undyed
CC2: Lang Yarns Noble Yak (worsted, 100% yak; 200 meters / 100 grams)
1 skein – color 01 undyed

SIZE
Hat 50 (52,5, 55, 57,5, 60) cm // 19.5 (20.5, 21.5, 22.5 inch)
Cowl 176 x 16 cm (69 x 6,5 inch)

GAUGE
For the cowl:
20 sts x 46 rows = 10 x 10 cm / 4 inch with nee-dle size 4.0 mm / US 6 in Half fisherman’s rib after blocking.
For the hat:
23 sts x 46 rows = 10 x 10 cm / 4 inch with nee-dle size 3.25 mm / US 3 in Half fisherman’s rib after blocking.

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
80 cm circular needle size 3.25 mm/US 3 and 4.0 mm / US 6.
6 stitch markers
YARN

TECHNIQUES TO INDULGE IN
Provisional cast on
Knitting in the round
Half fisherman’s rib
German Short row’s

Using one color per row