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    Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat
    Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat
    Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat
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    Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat

    By Ginny Gardner

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    This wonderful slouch hat, inspired by the colorful patchwork caps seen at Renaissance fairs around the country, requires extremely basic knitting skills. The only complicated factors relate to slipping and picking up stitches. There is also a three needle bind-off needed at the end.

    The pattern describes how to create either a straight band or a roll band. The full array of reference photographs, gives you ideas for color schemes using four or eight colors.

    Skill Level: Advanced (or Ambitious) Beginner

    Things needed to knit this hat:

    Size 10 needles (9 inch circular or 16 inch circular) or one set Size 10 DPN

    Size 10 short straight needles (can be used if you prefer until you reach the band)

    Size 10 cable needle

    Size 9, 10 or 11 short needle or DPN to help in 3 needle bind off and final hat band bind off

    Scraps of Red Heart Super Saver Yarn.

    Stitch marker

    Tapestry Needle

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBroomhandle Books
    Release dateJan 3, 2015
    ISBN9781310534744
    Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat
    Author

    Ginny Gardner

    Ginny Gardner loves to knit and crochet. She does both expertly without patterns, as she prefers to make her own designs. She lives on the Eastern Seaboard with her busy family near a major U.S. university. You can see and purchase her handmade knit and crochet pieces at Chesapeake Creations.

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      Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat - Ginny Gardner

      RENAISSANCE FAIR SLOUCH HAT

      KNITTING PATTERN

      Ginny Gardner

      Smashwords Edition

      Copyright 2014

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system without the prior written permission of the publisher. All inquiries should be addressed to broomhandlebooks@gmail.com

      TABLE OF CONTENTS

      Description

      Supplies

      Details

      Specific Pattern Directions

      Finishing

      How to Perform a 3 Needle Bind Off

      Useful Abbreviations

      About the Author

      Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat

      Knitting Pattern

      Description

      This slouch hat, inspired by the colorful patchwork type caps and snoods seen at Renaissance fairs around the country, requires extremely basic knitting skills. The

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