Taking Root hat

Introducing the "Taking Root" knitting pattern, a unique design featuring panels of twisting stitches that resemble the intricate roots of a plant searching for nutrients. This beautiful pattern evolves from the brim and creates a visually stunning lightweight spring hat, perfect for welcoming the warmer weather. Whether you're a seasoned knitter or a beginner eager to expand your skills, this pattern is designed to be both engaging and rewarding.

The "Taking Root" pattern includes comprehensive written and charted instructions, catering to different learning styles and ensuring a smooth knitting experience. With clear guidelines, you can confidently create a hat that not only looks impressive but also fits beautifully.

Materials Needed:

To make this enchanting hat, you will need 155 (175, 195) yards / 142 (160, 178) meters of 4-ply / fingering weight yarn, along with a 3mm / US 2.5 16” / 40cm circular needle and DPNs for finishing touches. These materials combine to create a lightweight accessory that is perfect for spring outings.

Finished Measurements:

This hat is designed to fit a head circumference of 17-19 (19.5-21.5, 22-24)” / 43-48 (49-54.5, 55-61)cm, making it a versatile choice that can be tailored to a variety of head sizes.

The sample hat shown is knitted in Malabrigo Sock shade Polar Morn, showcasing the beautiful texture and stitch definition that this pattern offers. Whether you're creating a gift for a loved one or treating yourself, the "Taking Root" pattern will bring joy and creativity to your spring knitting projects. Don't miss out on this perfect addition to your knitting repertoire!