Coralillo
Coralillo is a squishy textured hat that’s super satisfying to work and beautifully distinct in this yarn. A combination of simple 1/1 cables and purl stitches creates a lovely allover “woven” pattern on the body of the hat. It’s simple and eye-catching and allows for a delicate brim ribbing and a beautiful crown decrease.
I worked the hat in a single skein of The Croft Aran to create a fun, bold accessory, with a pop of color. In a gray or neutral, this would a more subdued classic hat. This can be made with or without a pom - the crown shaping is just lovely when it’s not hidden under a pom.
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Coralillo is a squishy textured hat that’s super satisfying to work and beautifully distinct in this yarn. A combination of simple 1/1 cables and purl stitches creates a lovely allover “woven” pattern on the body of the hat. It’s simple and eye-catching and allows for a delicate brim ribbing and a beautiful crown decrease.
I worked the hat in a single skein of The Croft Aran to create a fun, bold accessory, with a pop of color. In a gray or neutral, this would a more subdued classic hat. This can be made with or without a pom - the crown shaping is just lovely when it’s not hidden under a pom.
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Coralillo is a squishy textured hat that’s super satisfying to work and beautifully distinct in this yarn. A combination of simple 1/1 cables and purl stitches creates a lovely allover “woven” pattern on the body of the hat. It’s simple and eye-catching and allows for a delicate brim ribbing and a beautiful crown decrease.
I worked the hat in a single skein of The Croft Aran to create a fun, bold accessory, with a pop of color. In a gray or neutral, this would a more subdued classic hat. This can be made with or without a pom - the crown shaping is just lovely when it’s not hidden under a pom.
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Yarn: West Yorkshire Spinners, The Croft Aran. (100% Shetland Islands Wool, 182yds/166m per 3.53oz/100g skein). Shown in Fetlar 312.
If substituting yarn, a tweed, a solid, or a subtle heather in a heavy worsted weight wool would work best so that the details of the stitch pattern are visible. I suggest a fiber with a little depth, but not much variegation to show the pattern off beautifully. Choose a round wool fiber with memory and minimal drape for a longer lasting, better fitting hat.
Gauge: 20 sts and 28 rounds per 4”/10cm in woven motif
Needles: US 8/5.0mm, US 7/4.5mm
Sizes:
18(19.25,20.5,21.5)"/45.75(49,52,54.5)cm around head
9"/22.75cm deep
Yardage:
150(165,180,200)yds
137(151,165,183)m