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Trintara Hat
This pattern has been independently reviewed be a qualified technical editor. The Trintara pattern includes written instructions and a clear, professional design layout. Measurements are provided in both English and metric units.
Trintara is all about easy, cozy, beautiful knitting warmth. Knit in Madelinetosh Pashmina Worsted (just a bit of silk and cashmere mixed in for the Super Soft factor), the simple modified rib brim transitions gracefully into a cable fabric stitch to add depth and dimensionality to the main body of the hat without being too fussy, difficult, or busy.
I do not recommend a traditional blocking for this finished knit. This is due to the yarn selected and the desire to avoid flattening the cabled texture. If you are knitting this hat with a standard wool or other yarn that may benefit from blocking, please first knit and block a swatch to make sure you obtain a suitable gauge and generally like the results.
You can read more about this design and others on my blog where I prattle on endlessly about knitting at This Knitted Life.
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