Mix and match or keep one and give one—double the fun with a hat or cowl to knit and a scarf or shawl to weave! So many knitters are learning to weave, so I challenged myself to make a design that uses the same pattern for both knitting and weaving. The stranded colorwork hat or cowl knits up beautifully in soft woolen–spun merino and the scarf or shawl is a fun color-and-weave pattern woven in a soft and strong cotton + wool blend. These patterns work equally well with a bold contrast or subtle tone-on-tone—have fun with it!

Finished Sizes:
Hat to fit child (adult small, medium, large) with finished circumference: 17¾” (19½”, 21½”, 23½”) / 45 (50, 55, 60) cm; Cowl (26½”) 30” circumference x 10” wide /
(65) 75 x 25 cm; Scarf & Shawl: 9” (19”) x 84” / 20 (45) x 210 cm, including fringe

Yarn:
Hat & Cowl: worsted weight yarn: 330 yds (165 yds each of 2 colors) for each
Hat shown in YOTH Yarns Daughter (165 yds / 75 g minis) 1 skein each in Natural Oatmeal and Natural Chocolate

Scarf & Shawl: heavy lace weight yarn (2500YPP): 1100 yds (550 yds each of 2 colors) for scarf and 2200 yds (1100 yds each of 2 colors) for shawl.
Shawl shown in YOTH Yarns Best Friend (550 yds / 100 g), 2 skeins each in Oyster and Shiitake

Gauge & Sett:
18 sts & 18 rows = 4” / 10 cm in color work pattern after blocking using US 6-9 (4-5.5 mm) or size needed to get gauge. For proper fit, take time to check gauge.

20 epi with yarn doubled in a 10-dent reed & 10 ppi with yarn doubled in plain weave

Notions:
Hat: pompom (optional), darning needle;
Scarf & Shawl: 2 stick shuttles, 1 yard thick scrap yarn for header, darning needle, fringe twister (optional)

Thank you to the stunning Jasmine Jobe for making everything she models look so amazing, to the intrepid Emma Crew for testing the weaving and the knitting, and to the always wonderful Veronika at YOTH Yarns for all of her support.

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