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Wild Calling
EDIT: For sizes S and L, please do a K1,P1 ribbing for an even ribbing across. Thank you!!
Do you every feel like chunky and bulky yarns would make the best hats, and you want a pattern that is neither too simple nor too challenging? I feel so too! So, today I present to you a beautiful yet simple, elegant yet charming, knit hat done with a 1-ply bulky yarn! It’s fun, it’s quick but not too quick, and it makes a warm and comfortable hat for any head that dislikes cold weather and chilly winds!
Wild Calling
Chunky Knit Hat Pattern
Sizes:
• Finished Size: Adult S (M, L)
• Length: 8 (9, 10)
• Circumference: 15 (17, 20)”
– Stretches to 20 (22, 24)”
• Gauge:
• US15/10mm needle in pattern:
4”x 4” = 11 st X 19 rows
Materials:
• 10mm/US15 Knitting interchangeable needles & 8” cord
• 1(1, 2) Skein – Baah Yarn Sequoia, single-ply, 100% sw merino wool, 130g, 85 yds
• Colorway Pictured: Call of the Wild
• Tapestry needle
• Stitch markers
Notes:
➔ Since the hat is made with chunky yarn, the final measurements may seem odd. However, don’t be fooled! Since it’s so thick, it’s more comfortable when worn stretched than as measured upon completion.
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