Maraschino Cherry Hat
Maraschino Cherry is delicate, and totally addictive. And I love how different these textured little rectangles look, depending on the angle from which you see them. I’ve added detail along the brim and worked shaping that allows the pattern to continue deep into the crown on this design. Colorwork is achieved by slipping stitches, and you only need to work with one color on each round.
It’s a great way to use up leftovers, a fantastic excuse to pair colors, and it’s a quick, satisfying little hat to just whip up! The design is easily modified for depth or width, and notes are included in the pattern on how to do so.
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Maraschino Cherry is delicate, and totally addictive. And I love how different these textured little rectangles look, depending on the angle from which you see them. I’ve added detail along the brim and worked shaping that allows the pattern to continue deep into the crown on this design. Colorwork is achieved by slipping stitches, and you only need to work with one color on each round.
It’s a great way to use up leftovers, a fantastic excuse to pair colors, and it’s a quick, satisfying little hat to just whip up! The design is easily modified for depth or width, and notes are included in the pattern on how to do so.
Scroll down for details.
Maraschino Cherry is delicate, and totally addictive. And I love how different these textured little rectangles look, depending on the angle from which you see them. I’ve added detail along the brim and worked shaping that allows the pattern to continue deep into the crown on this design. Colorwork is achieved by slipping stitches, and you only need to work with one color on each round.
It’s a great way to use up leftovers, a fantastic excuse to pair colors, and it’s a quick, satisfying little hat to just whip up! The design is easily modified for depth or width, and notes are included in the pattern on how to do so.
Scroll down for details.
Yarn: Neighborhood Fiber Co. Studio DK, shown in Bolton Hill and Cross Street Market. (275yds/251m per 4oz skein; 100% Superwash Merino)
One skein of each color will yield 2 hats, with colors reversed, in first 3 sizes.
Gauge: 23sts/48 rows = 4”/10cm
Needles: US 4/3.5mm, US 6/4.0mm
Sizes:
Finished circumference around hat: 16.75(18.75,19.5,21)”/42.5(47.5,49.5,53.25)cm
Finished depth: 7.5(8,8,8.5)”/19(20.25,20.25,21.5)cm
Yardage:
Color A:
125(150,175,200)yds
115(137,160,182)m
Color B:
50(50,75,75)yds
45(45,68,68)m