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Bellamy Hat - knitting pattern

Bellamy Hat

$4.50

Creating fond memories of the natural world, David Bellamy captivated audiences across various British TV shows, sharing his deep passion for botany and the wonders of nature. It is with a heavy heart that we learned of his passing. This PDF pattern, inspired by his love for all things botanical, serves as a heartfelt tribute to him.

The "Bellamy" hat features an enchanting botanical theme adorned with curved stems, seeds, seedlings, vibrant flowers, luscious fruits/berries, and lush leaves, culminating in a delightful little stalk on top! This design celebrates the beauty of nature, making it a perfect project for nature enthusiasts and keen knitters alike.

Designed as a stash buster, this pattern invites you to unleash your creativity by using various scraps of your favorite yarn colors. Alternatively, you can simplify your knitting experience by opting for just two high-contrast colors for a striking look. The choice is yours!

Sizing Information

This versatile pattern is designed to fit an average head size of 22 inches, with a total height from brim to crown of 8.5 inches. You can easily adjust the fit slightly by varying your needle size, allowing for a customized knit that suits you perfectly.

Recommended Yarn

For this project, I used small amounts of Shetland Spindrift and Jamieson & Smith 2 ply yarn. The background yarn requires less than 25g, making it a feasible project for reducing your yarn stash. Additionally, I have successfully created this hat using just two contrasting shades of Drops Nord, providing even more options for your knitting adventure.

The pattern includes a comprehensive list of the specific colors I utilized, along with the color selections for the pink/purple version showcased in the accompanying photos. This ensures that you can recreate the look or experiment with your own unique color combinations.

Happy Knitting! May this charming "Bellamy" hat bring you joy and a connection to the beautiful natural world, just as David Bellamy did through his inspiring works.

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