Stegosaurus Cap!
by Leah Coccari-Swift
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Stegosaurus Cap!
A slightly slouchy beanie with cool chevron stripes! The bold geometric pattern reminds me of stegosaurs spikes, my favorite dinosaur as a child.
The baby size has a slight elfin point at the crown. The adult size has a six-pointed star detail due to the shaping and color changes. The yarn is knit at a looser gauge (using larger needles) than usually recommended, to create a drapey, lightweight hat that is comfortable for year-round wear.
One of the colors used is a self-striping yarn. Experiment with different color combinations!
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About this yarn
by Trendsetter Yarns
Aran
52% Wool, 48% Acrylic
100 yards
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50
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About this yarn
by Sublime Yarns
DK
75% Merino, 20% Silk, 5% Cashmere goat
127 yards
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50
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18700 projects
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About this yarn
by Manos del Uruguay
DK
70% Merino, 30% Silk
150 yards
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50
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26577 projects
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6356 votes
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