What A Slouch!
Introduce a touch of creativity to your knitting projects with this unique hat pattern featuring Cascade 220 as the main color and Noro Kureyon as the contrasting color. This pattern boasts an unusual slipped stitch design that adds intrigue to your work. In a fascinating twist, the contrast yarn is never knit; instead, it is woven in and out of the knit and slipped stitches of the Cascade 220. This technique not only promotes a quick knitting experience but also delivers an interesting texture and extra warmth, making it the perfect accessory for cold weather.
The charm of this hat lies in its efficient usage of materials—requiring only about 15 yards of contrast color, it’s an excellent opportunity to utilize leftover bits of your variegated worsted weight yarn. Don’t let those small scraps go to waste; turn them into a stylish and functional hat that showcases your creativity!
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Christine de Savoie ([Christine73][1]) for her dedication in translating this delightful pattern into French, making it accessible to even more knitters around the world. Whether you are an experienced knitter or just starting out, this pattern will offer a satisfying knit with stunning results.
*Avec de la Cascade 220 en couleur principale et de la Noro Kureyon en couleur de contraste, ce bonnet arbore un point de mailles glissées inhabituel. La couleur de contraste n'est jamais tricotée, mais tissée autour de mailles glissées en couleur principale. Cela rend ce tricot rapide tout en ajoutant un relief intéressant et beaucoup de chaleur.
*Environ 14 mètres de couleur de contraste seulement sont nécessaires, ce qui vous permet d'utiliser des restes de laine variée, rendant ce projet économique et durable. En somme, cette casquette originale est le modèle idéal pour égayer votre garde-robe d’hiver tout en exploitant vos chutes de fils.
