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    Cathedral Window Winter Cloche Hat
    Aran Inspired Fisherman's Slouch Beret Hat: Cable and Moss Design Knitting Pattern
    Pinwheel Hat Knitting Pattern
    Ebook series10 titles

    Winter Hat Knitting Patterns Series

    By Tracy Zhang and Ginny Gardner

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    About this series

    This marvelous cloche hat intrigues the eye by appearing to be knitted in separate directions. It provides a “twist and twirl” effect. However, it is knitted easily, in four connected sections, as one piece and finished using a circular needle for a seamless hat band. There are two hat band options found at the end of this pattern. You may choose a straight band or a roll band. The pattern also includes instructions for completing the hat with a beret point as well as excellent reference photographs.

    Skill Level: Advanced (or ambitious) beginner

    Things you need to knit this hat:

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

    Size 10 short needles (optional)

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

    2 skeins (100 grams each) Worsted or Chunky Weight Yarn. One skein of Red Heart Super Saver Yarn is more than enough to complete this hat. The hat in the pattern images were knitted with chunky weight soft wool.

    Stitch marker

    Tapestry Needle

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBroomhandle Books
    Release dateJan 2, 2015
    Cathedral Window Winter Cloche Hat
    Aran Inspired Fisherman's Slouch Beret Hat: Cable and Moss Design Knitting Pattern
    Pinwheel Hat Knitting Pattern

    Titles in the series (10)

    • Pinwheel Hat Knitting Pattern
      Pinwheel Hat Knitting Pattern

      Pinwheel Hat Knitting Pattern

      Ginny Gardner
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      This marvelous cloche hat tempts the eye with its pinwheel effect. Knitted quickly and easily, in four connected sections as one piece, it is finished using a circular needle for a seamless hat band. The detailed multi-page pattern comes complete with reference photographs. The pattern 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. 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 needles (optional) Size 11 short needle or DPN to help in 3 needle bind off and final hat band bind off 2 skeins of Red Heart Yarn or any yarn that meets the gauge. Stitch marker Tapestry Needle

      This marvelous cloche hat tempts the eye with its pinwheel effect. Knitted quickly and easily, in four connected sections as one piece, it is finished using a circular needle for a seamless hat band. The detailed multi-page pattern comes complete with reference photographs. The pattern 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. 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 needles (optional) Size 11 short needle or DPN to help in 3 needle bind off and final hat band bind off 2 skeins of Red Heart Yarn or any yarn that meets the gauge. Stitch marker Tapestry Needle

    • Cathedral Window Winter Cloche Hat
      Cathedral Window Winter Cloche Hat

      Cathedral Window Winter Cloche Hat

      Ginny Gardner
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      This marvelous cloche hat delights the eye with its easily inserted cathedral windows. Knitted quickly as one piece, in four connected sections, it is finished using a circular needle for a seamless hat band. The hat is best made by combining a solid color (Color A) with a brightly variegated thread (Color B) to achieve the “cathedral window” effect. Skill Level: Advanced (or Ambitious) Beginner Things needed to knit this hat: Size 10 needles (short, circular, or DPN) Size 11 short needle or DPN 2 skeins of Red Heart Super Saver Yarn Stitch marker Tapestry Needle

      This marvelous cloche hat delights the eye with its easily inserted cathedral windows. Knitted quickly as one piece, in four connected sections, it is finished using a circular needle for a seamless hat band. The hat is best made by combining a solid color (Color A) with a brightly variegated thread (Color B) to achieve the “cathedral window” effect. Skill Level: Advanced (or Ambitious) Beginner Things needed to knit this hat: Size 10 needles (short, circular, or DPN) Size 11 short needle or DPN 2 skeins of Red Heart Super Saver Yarn Stitch marker Tapestry Needle

    • Aran Inspired Fisherman's Slouch Beret Hat: Cable and Moss Design Knitting Pattern
      Aran Inspired Fisherman's Slouch Beret Hat: Cable and Moss Design Knitting Pattern

      Aran Inspired Fisherman's Slouch Beret Hat: Cable and Moss Design Knitting Pattern

      Tracy Zhang
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      This pattern knits a wonderfully thick and warm slouch beret type hat that is both soft and lightweight. Instructions come complete with description of how to knit the beret point! Things to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced beginner. This hat 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. Size: Fits to hat size 22" Gauge: 16 stitches and 20 rows = 4 inches Supplies Required: Size 10 needles (9 inch circular or 16 inch circular) or one set Size 10 DPN 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 2 skeins (100 grams each) Sport or Worsted Weight Yarn. Tapestry Needle

      This pattern knits a wonderfully thick and warm slouch beret type hat that is both soft and lightweight. Instructions come complete with description of how to knit the beret point! Things to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced beginner. This hat 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. Size: Fits to hat size 22" Gauge: 16 stitches and 20 rows = 4 inches Supplies Required: Size 10 needles (9 inch circular or 16 inch circular) or one set Size 10 DPN 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 2 skeins (100 grams each) Sport or Worsted Weight Yarn. Tapestry Needle

    • Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat
      Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat

      Renaissance Fair Slouch Hat

      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

      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

    • Aran Trinity Hat Knitting Pattern
      Aran Trinity Hat Knitting Pattern

      Aran Trinity Hat Knitting Pattern

      Tracy Zhang
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      This pattern knits up into a lovely and stylish winter cap or beanie that sports the traditional Aran trinity stitch (also known as the blackberry stitch). The hat is thick and warm as well as both soft and lightweight. Things you need to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced Beginner Size: Fits to hat size 23" Gauge - 24 sts = 4" 25 rows = 4” (in ribbing) Supplies: Approximately 215 yards of any yarn that meets the gauge specifications. Size US 9 circular needles (16” long) Size US 9 double pointed needle (dpn) – one set of five needles Place marker and tapestry needle

      This pattern knits up into a lovely and stylish winter cap or beanie that sports the traditional Aran trinity stitch (also known as the blackberry stitch). The hat is thick and warm as well as both soft and lightweight. Things you need to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced Beginner Size: Fits to hat size 23" Gauge - 24 sts = 4" 25 rows = 4” (in ribbing) Supplies: Approximately 215 yards of any yarn that meets the gauge specifications. Size US 9 circular needles (16” long) Size US 9 double pointed needle (dpn) – one set of five needles Place marker and tapestry needle

    • Aran Cable Interweave Hat: A Knitting Pattern
      Aran Cable Interweave Hat: A Knitting Pattern

      Aran Cable Interweave Hat: A Knitting Pattern

      Tracy Zhang
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      This multi-page knitting pattern, complete with photographs, provides detailed instructions to create a beautiful interwoven cable stitch hat. This lovely hat, designed in a cloche style fit to add emphasis to the cable weave, knits up wonderfully thick and warm as well as soft and lightweight. This is not entrelac knitting, but actual cable crossovers, providing great flexibility for the hat to expand to fit the wearer. Things to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced Beginner Size: Fits to hat size 22" Gauge: 30 sts = 5" 28 rows = 5” Supplies: -- About 315 yards of soft yarn that meets the gauge and your color preference. -- Size US 9 circular needles, 16 inches -- Size US 9 double pointed needles (one set)

      This multi-page knitting pattern, complete with photographs, provides detailed instructions to create a beautiful interwoven cable stitch hat. This lovely hat, designed in a cloche style fit to add emphasis to the cable weave, knits up wonderfully thick and warm as well as soft and lightweight. This is not entrelac knitting, but actual cable crossovers, providing great flexibility for the hat to expand to fit the wearer. Things to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced Beginner Size: Fits to hat size 22" Gauge: 30 sts = 5" 28 rows = 5” Supplies: -- About 315 yards of soft yarn that meets the gauge and your color preference. -- Size US 9 circular needles, 16 inches -- Size US 9 double pointed needles (one set)

    • Mother: Daughter Belt Loop Hat
      Mother: Daughter Belt Loop Hat

      Mother: Daughter Belt Loop Hat

      Tracy Zhang
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      This pattern knits up into a lovely and stylish cloche cap or beanie. The cap is snug and warm as well as both soft and lightweight. It’s perfect for spring or fall weather. I’ve called it a Belt Loop because the garter stitches running through it appear to be a belt running through loops. It seemed like the perfect cap to make for a mother and daughter, so the pattern contains a total of four different versions with varying dimensions and depths. In general, the child’s version is shallower and has narrower ribbing than the adult version. But, because you can mix and match the pattern elements, in effect, you end up with the possibility of four different hats. 1. Daughter’s hat with 2” ribbing and shallow depth 2. Daughter’s hat with 4” ribbing and shallow depth 3. Mother’s hat with 2” ribbing and deeper depth 4. Mother’s hat with 4” ribbing and deeper depth Things to know about knitting this pattern: The pictured child’s hat used a bit less than one skein (100 yards) of a lightweight cotton yarn. The adult hat pictured used a bit more than one skein of the same yarn. So, if you wish to make a pair of hats, 200 yards will get you ready to knit! Size US 8 circular needles (16” long) Size US 8 double pointed needle (dpn) – one set of five needles Stitch marker(s) Tapestry needle

      This pattern knits up into a lovely and stylish cloche cap or beanie. The cap is snug and warm as well as both soft and lightweight. It’s perfect for spring or fall weather. I’ve called it a Belt Loop because the garter stitches running through it appear to be a belt running through loops. It seemed like the perfect cap to make for a mother and daughter, so the pattern contains a total of four different versions with varying dimensions and depths. In general, the child’s version is shallower and has narrower ribbing than the adult version. But, because you can mix and match the pattern elements, in effect, you end up with the possibility of four different hats. 1. Daughter’s hat with 2” ribbing and shallow depth 2. Daughter’s hat with 4” ribbing and shallow depth 3. Mother’s hat with 2” ribbing and deeper depth 4. Mother’s hat with 4” ribbing and deeper depth Things to know about knitting this pattern: The pictured child’s hat used a bit less than one skein (100 yards) of a lightweight cotton yarn. The adult hat pictured used a bit more than one skein of the same yarn. So, if you wish to make a pair of hats, 200 yards will get you ready to knit! Size US 8 circular needles (16” long) Size US 8 double pointed needle (dpn) – one set of five needles Stitch marker(s) Tapestry needle

    • Moss and Cobblestone Hat
      Moss and Cobblestone Hat

      Moss and Cobblestone Hat

      Tracy Zhang
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      This pattern knits up into a lovely, stylish and snug fitting winter cap or beanie that sports the traditional single Aran moss stitch. The hat is thick and warm as well as both soft and lightweight. It knits up very quickly! Things to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced Beginner Fits to hat size 22" Requires about 250 yards of any yarn that meets the gauge specifications. The pictured hat was knitted with a skein of Red Heart Super Saver. Size US 8 circular needles (16” long) Size US 8 double pointed needle (dpn) – one set of five needles Stitch marker(s) and tapestry needle

      This pattern knits up into a lovely, stylish and snug fitting winter cap or beanie that sports the traditional single Aran moss stitch. The hat is thick and warm as well as both soft and lightweight. It knits up very quickly! Things to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced Beginner Fits to hat size 22" Requires about 250 yards of any yarn that meets the gauge specifications. The pictured hat was knitted with a skein of Red Heart Super Saver. Size US 8 circular needles (16” long) Size US 8 double pointed needle (dpn) – one set of five needles Stitch marker(s) and tapestry needle

    • Checkerboard Slouch Hat
      Checkerboard Slouch Hat

      Checkerboard Slouch Hat

      Tracy Zhang
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      This pattern knits a wonderfully thick and warm slouch beret type hat.. Instructions come complete with description of how to knit the beret point! This hat has been created in a regular size as a larger size, in order to accommodate someone with long or otherwise voluminous hair who wishes to place it inside the hat. As a result of increased sizing the band stretches well, but still grips. Things to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced beginner. This hat 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. Size: Fits to hat size 22" (larger size fits to 23") Supplies Required: Size 10 needles (can be straight and/or 16 inch circular) or one set Size 10 DPN Size 10 or 11 short needle or DPN to help in 3 needle bind off and final hat band bind off Place marker Tapestry Needle One skein of Super Saver Red Heart Yarn is enough to complete this hat.

      This pattern knits a wonderfully thick and warm slouch beret type hat.. Instructions come complete with description of how to knit the beret point! This hat has been created in a regular size as a larger size, in order to accommodate someone with long or otherwise voluminous hair who wishes to place it inside the hat. As a result of increased sizing the band stretches well, but still grips. Things to know about this pattern: Skill level: Advanced beginner. This hat 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. Size: Fits to hat size 22" (larger size fits to 23") Supplies Required: Size 10 needles (can be straight and/or 16 inch circular) or one set Size 10 DPN Size 10 or 11 short needle or DPN to help in 3 needle bind off and final hat band bind off Place marker Tapestry Needle One skein of Super Saver Red Heart Yarn is enough to complete this hat.

    • Twist and Twirl Winter Cloche Hat
      Twist and Twirl Winter Cloche Hat

      Twist and Twirl Winter Cloche Hat

      Ginny Gardner
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      This marvelous cloche hat intrigues the eye by appearing to be knitted in separate directions. It provides a “twist and twirl” effect. However, it is knitted easily, in four connected sections, as one piece and finished using a circular needle for a seamless hat band. There are two hat band options found at the end of this pattern. You may choose a straight band or a roll band. The pattern also includes instructions for completing the hat with a beret point as well as excellent reference photographs. Skill Level: Advanced (or ambitious) beginner Things you need to knit this hat: Size 10 needles (9 inch circular or 16 inch circular) or one set Size 10 DPN Size 10 short needles (optional) Size 11 short needle or DPN to help in 3 needle bind off and final hat band bind off 2 skeins (100 grams each) Worsted or Chunky Weight Yarn. One skein of Red Heart Super Saver Yarn is more than enough to complete this hat. The hat in the pattern images were knitted with chunky weight soft wool. Stitch marker Tapestry Needle

      This marvelous cloche hat intrigues the eye by appearing to be knitted in separate directions. It provides a “twist and twirl” effect. However, it is knitted easily, in four connected sections, as one piece and finished using a circular needle for a seamless hat band. There are two hat band options found at the end of this pattern. You may choose a straight band or a roll band. The pattern also includes instructions for completing the hat with a beret point as well as excellent reference photographs. Skill Level: Advanced (or ambitious) beginner Things you need to knit this hat: Size 10 needles (9 inch circular or 16 inch circular) or one set Size 10 DPN Size 10 short needles (optional) Size 11 short needle or DPN to help in 3 needle bind off and final hat band bind off 2 skeins (100 grams each) Worsted or Chunky Weight Yarn. One skein of Red Heart Super Saver Yarn is more than enough to complete this hat. The hat in the pattern images were knitted with chunky weight soft wool. Stitch marker Tapestry Needle

    Author

    Tracy Zhang

    Tracy Zhang began knitting at age four when her mother introduced her to a skilled knitting teacher, Mrs. Kay Wunderlich. Since then Tracy has knitted primarily for self, family, and friends. In 2008, after retirement, she began selling her original patterns.Always inspired by traditional Aran patterns and designs, Tracy acknowledges that nearly all her creations contain Aran design elements. It is an indulgence to which she gives free rein.If you have any questions about Tracy's patterns, please contact her at tracyzhangdesigns@gmail.com. Comments, questions and suggestions for improvement are always welcome.Happy Knitting!

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