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Hat

Adjust on the left; the pattern is calculated on the right, ready to knit. Worked , from brim to crown.

Size

Head circumference (cm)Total height (cm)

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Yarn and

Suggested taken from the yarn’s page: check it on your own swatch.

stitches / 10 cmrows / 10 cm

Measured on your swatch knit in the body stitch, after .

BrimEdgeStretchy, with a bolder texture.Brim height (cm)Folded brim (double layer, warmer)

Body stitch

Placed motifs

Choose a chart (cables, lace, bobbles… from the library or the editor) and place it on a piece. The stitches to add under cables are worked out, to keep the width.

Draw on the piece

For a free design, like in a photo: cabled stems, an X, wheat ears, scattered bobbles. The drawing is made for the chosen size; in other sizes it keeps its place from the center and from the top.

FitNegative : 10 %

A hat is smaller than the head so it stays on: 10% suits most yarns.

One step at a time, with a row counter; the screen stays on.

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“All sizes” writes the pattern the way books do: “Cast on 100 (104, 112…) stitches”, with your size highlighted.

At a glance

Cast on

stitches · finished 50 cm around

Yarn

≈ 90 m

Preview: the measured schematic, or the piece in 3D.

The pattern

Materials

Yarn: Plassard · Orion, about 90 m.
40 cm circular needle in your gauge size, and a set of (or a long circular needle for magic loop) for the .
8 , one in a different color for the start of the round; a tapestry needle.

16 stitches × 20 rows = 10 cm in the body stitch, after blocking.

Brim

80 stitches. Join in the round without twisting; place the beginning-of-round marker.

Work in (k2, p2) for 10 rounds, i.e. 5 cm.

Body

Knit every stitch for 19 rounds, or 9.5 cm. The hat now measures 14.5 cm from the cast-on edge.

Crown

Place a marker every 10 stitches: 8 sections (the beginning-of-round marker marks the first one). When the stitches no longer reach around the circular needle, switch to double-pointed needles (or magic loop).

Round 1: knit all stitches.
Round 2: *k8, k2tog* 8 times — 72 sts.
Round 3: knit all stitches.
Round 4: *k7, k2tog* 8 times — 64 sts.
Round 5: knit all stitches.
Round 6: *k6, k2tog* 8 times — 56 sts.
Round 7: knit all stitches.
Round 8: *k5, k2tog* 8 times — 48 sts.
Round 9: knit all stitches.
Round 10: *k4, k2tog* 8 times — 40 sts.
Round 11: knit all stitches.
Round 12: *k3, k2tog* 8 times — 32 sts.
Round 13: *k2, k2tog* 8 times — 24 sts.
Round 14: *k1, k2tog* 8 times — 16 sts.
Round 15: *k2tog* 8 times — 8 sts.

Finishing

Cut the yarn leaving a 20 cm tail. With the tapestry needle, thread it through the remaining 8 stitches, pull tight and fasten off on the inside.

Weave in the ends, then the hat flat or over a balloon the size of the head.

Pattern calculated by FARROW. Check your gauge before you start: every number depends on it.

All sizes

Size	Head	Cast on	Rib	Height	Yarn
Newborn (0–3 months)	36 cm	48	10	13 cm	35 m
Baby (3–12 months)	43 cm	64	10	15 cm	50 m
Toddler (1–3 years)	47 cm	64	10	17 cm	55 m
Child (4–10 years)	51 cm	72	10	19 cm	70 m
Adult S	54 cm	80	10	21 cm	85 m
Adult M	56 cm	80	10	22 cm	90 m
Adult L	59 cm	88	10	23 cm	100 m