Amor Deliria

This stunning hat design is inspired by the beloved YA novel “Delirium” by Lauren Oliver, making it a perfect gift for fans of the book or any knitting enthusiast. Featuring a unique cabled ribbing that gracefully transitions into a slouchy silhouette, this hat showcases two exquisite lace patterns for an engaging knitting experience. With its combination of cables, intricate lace, and shifting stitch counts, this challenging knit is ideal for knitters looking to enhance their skills while creating a beautiful accessory for any occasion.

This impressive hat utilizes a variety of techniques including lace knitting, cabling, and intricate stitch patterns, all provided in charts only for an adventurous project. The slouchy design is achieved by cleverly changing needle sizes and moving from a more structured cabled pattern to a relaxed, open lace pattern. Although the finished product appears complex, it works up quickly in aran yarn, making it an excellent choice for those last-minute gifts or cozy afternoons spent crafting.

Skills required for this project include knitting in the round, purling, increasing, decreasing, cabling, and lace knitting. Knitters of all levels will appreciate the opportunity to practice these techniques while creating a stunning hat that is both stylish and functional.
Gauge: 17 stitches and 22 rows over 4 inches (10 cm) in pattern using large needles.
The sample shown was beautifully knit in Kettle Yarn Co Lomond Aran in the vibrant colorway "Ginger." Don't miss out on adding this unique and challenging hat pattern to your knitting repertoire!