Bola - a ball, a bubble, a globe…

This hat is knit in the round from the bottom up using simple 1/1 cables and purls. The final hat has a good amount of stretch.

This beautiful yarn, aptly named “Cactus Flower” reminds me of a beautiful desert sunset. The lace and cable patterns in this beanie are meant to be reminiscent of desert flora. This light DK yarn is cozy and easy to wear in any season.

Cables, Cables Cables!

This pattern is knit in the round from the bottom up. It utilizes only Knit and Purl stitches and is great for beginners! The woven texture this pattern creates is perfect for this fun, spring-themed beanie.

This hat is knit from the bottom up in the round. The bulk of the cable pattern is in charted directions only. This hat features a 1/1 slip stitch cable pattern all of the way around. It is slightly slouchy, but could be made slouchier with blocking. This hat is nice and light and great for spring.

This hat is knit from the bottom up in the round. The bulk of the cable pattern is in charted directions only. This hat features one large cable in the front and a stockinette/purl striped pattern the rest of the way around. It is slightly slouchy, but could be made slouchier with blocking. This hat is nice and light and great for spring.

This hat is knit in the round from bottom to top. The bulk of the cable pattern is outlined in charted instructions only. The ribbing on the brim of this hat utilizes a slip stitch pattern to help the brim maintain it’s tightness and not stretch out, but a standard K1, P1 rib could be used as a substitute if desired. This hat is soft and light ...

This hat is created in two pieces. First the brim is knit and joined into a band. Stitches are then picked up along one side of the band and joined for knitting in the round to work the remainder of the hat up to the crown. This hat is designed to be worn with the cable pattern on the side of the head for a vintage, 1920’s flapper style.