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Newspaper Hat - knitting pattern

Newspaper Hat

$2.50

This cozy winter hat features a beautiful multi-colored basket weave stitch seamlessly transitioning between sections of stockinette stitches. Designed with functionality and style in mind, this knitted hat is perfect for keeping warm during chilly months. Although I personally use bulky weight yarn for this project, the instructions are thoughtfully crafted to accommodate any gauge or size, making it versatile for knitters of all skill levels. Plus, I've included step-by-step directions on how to create an adorable knit pom pom to top off your hat, adding a delightful finishing touch!

Finished Measurements: Circumference - 24” Length from brim to crown - 9.5”

Yarn Requirements: You'll need approximately 98 yards of bulky weight yarn, which typically equates to around 100 yards per 100g. The hat showcased in this pattern utilizes three different yarns: 67 yards of Valley Yarns Berkshire Bulky in a rich Merlot color, 21 yards of We Are Knitters The Petite Wool in a soft Ivory, and 10 yards of We Are Knitters The Petite Wool in a stylish Spotted Black. Feel free to mix and match colors to customize your hat!

Knitting Needles and Notions: For this project, you'll need size 10 (6 mm) 24” circular needles. A size 8 (5 mm) 24” circular needle may also be required depending on your gauge. Optional size 10 (6 mm) double pointed (DP) needles can be used as well, along with a stitch marker to keep track of your progress.

Gauge: To ensure your hat fits well, aim for a gauge of 12 stitches and 24 rows per 4” in stockinette stitch.

Knitting Notation: For better understanding, here are a few common abbreviations used in this pattern: st(s): stitch(es) k: knit p: purl ssk: slip slip knit dec(‘d): decrease(d). Thank you for choosing this pattern, and enjoy making your own unique winter hat that’s both functional and fashionable!

With its unique stitch design and the included pom pom instructions, this pattern is sure to become a favorite in your knitting repertoire. Happy knitting!

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