Clotylda
Introducing a delightful knitting pattern featuring a charming combination of simple cables followed by a row of playful, easy-to-knit bobbles. Who doesn’t love bobbles? They are not only fun to create but also add a touch of whimsy and cuteness to your projects! The remainder of the hat is crafted beautifully in plain reverse stockinette, offering a lovely visual contrast.
This versatile pattern comes with both written and charted instructions, making it accessible for knitters of all levels. Whether you’re a beginner eager to learn or an experienced knitter looking for a quick project, this pattern has something for everyone.
Sizes available: Small (Medium, Large) to fit head circumferences of 54 (56, 58) cm / 21¼ (22, 22¾) inches. The hat height measures 20 (21, 22) cm / 7¾ (8¼, 8¾) inches. The sample shown is crafted in size Medium, showcasing its elegant and cozy design.
For this project, you will need approximately 150/170/190 meters (160/180/200 yards) of worsted weight yarn. The sample was beautifully knitted using Malabrigo Rios in the stunning English Rose colorway, which adds warmth and character to the finished piece.
Make sure to check your gauge: 20 stitches x 26 rows over 10 cm/4 inches in stockinette stitch on the larger needle to ensure your hat fits perfectly. This is essential for achieving the right size and texture.
Recommended needle sizes include a US#6/4.00 mm circular needle, a US#7/4.50 mm circular needle, and double-pointed needles (DPN) for shaping the crown. These tools will help you create this adorable hat with ease and precision.
Additional notions you will need for this project are a stitch marker, two cable needles for the cable sections, and a tapestry needle or hook for weaving in ends. These small essentials will assist you in achieving a polished finish.
Get ready to enjoy the delightful process of knitting this adorable bobble hat! Whether you’re making it for yourself or as a thoughtful gift for a loved one, this pattern is sure to bring joy and warmth during the chilly months.
