You get:
✔ PDF step-by-step tutorials. Can be open on your smartphone;
✔ Videos on making a sample and the knitting process itself;
✔ A detailed algorithm of how to work with the sample and make calculations for the custom size;
✔ Calculations for 3 basic hat sizes:
S HC 50-52cm | 19,5-20,5in;
M HC 53-56cm | 20,6-22in;
L HC 57-60cm | 22,1-23,6in.

Skills needed:
▪ cast on;
▪ knit and purl stitches;
▪ knit in the round;
The most difficult spots are covered in the video tips.

Used tools:
1. For hat:
▪ US 10(6mm) circular knitting needles 40cm(16in) long;
▪ US 10(6mm) circular knitting needles 60cm(24in) long or more
or DPNs (5) of the same size;
▪ Hook 5.0 mm (H);
2. For scarf:
▪ US 10,5 knitting needles (6,5mm)
▪ A measuring tape or a ruler, Scissors, A yarn needle, Stitch marker, PomPom Maker.

Recommended yarn:
▪ 150m/165yards(S)-200m/220yards(L) of bulky yarn for the sample and the hat.
▪ 250-270 meters/ 275-300 yards of bulky yarn for the sample and the scarf.

The most suitable yarn option is merino wool or just wool 30-60% with polyamide or acrylic 70-40%. This variant is perfect for beginners as it rarely changes the size after washing.

Using other yarn and knitting needles won’t be an issue too, because, in this lesson, I give you an algorithm on how to work with samples and make calculations for your gauge.

You can buy the hat and scarf pattern separately:
Double Brim Beanie - https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/double-brim-beanie
Brioche scarf - https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/brioche-scarf-12

❤ I`ll be pleased if you show me the result;) Please tag @onehatstore and tag #onehatstore on your finished items in social media.

eBook published in April 2020