resourceful hat

This scrappy hat can be knit entirely with yarn from your stash. Just like you, it’s a perfectly imperfect balance of resourcefulness and creativity. It is knit from the bottom up in a simple ribbing, with multiple yarns held together to create a marled effect. This hat is a super eco-friendly project you can always come back to when you want to use up leftover yarn.

*By purchasing this product you will receive a digital download PDF pattern for the pictured knitted item, not the actual finished item, so that you can knit it up yourself.

Skills
-Long-tail cast-on
-Holding yarns together
-Knitting in-the-round
-Decreasing stitches (k2tog and k3tog)

Yarn
-Fiber Content: Anything you have! Wool or wool blends are best.

Gauge
14 sts x 20 rnds = 4” (~10 cm) in 1x1 rib, in-the-round, after blocking

Needles
16” circular needle in size US 8 (5.0 mm), or size needed for gauge

Notions
-Stitch marker
-Tapestry needle

Finished Measurements*
-20” (51 cm) unstretched brim circumference
-12” (30.5 cm) total height with brim unfolded

Tips for size modifications are included in the pattern notes.

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