This one is great for beginners with circular needles. No adding stitches or crown shaping. A simple rib, garter stitch stripe creates a natural slouch.
Yarn. I used less than one 100 gram ball of elann Meander yarn in an old colour way(no longer available). But any worsted weight yarn (category 4) should work just fine.
Needles: 4mm (us6) circular needle not bigger than 16 inches. (The yarn calls for 4.5mm needles, but the smaller needle will help with the negative ease required to keep the hat snug on your head.)
Cast on 100 stitches. Without twisting, join and work in knit 2, purl 2 ribbing. If you have trouble with twisting, try ribbing flat for the first two rows, then start going around the circle. Place a marker at the “end of the row” so you can keep track of completed rows.
Work the start of the hat for 2.5 inches. Start the pattern bands:
Band one: After the marker, switch to garter stitch (purl every stitch) and work 6 rounds (or rows) in garter.
Band two: Work four rounds in knit 2, purl 2 ribbing
Repeat band one and band two until you have five garter ridges.
After the Firth garter ridge, continue to work the knit 2, purl 2 ribbing until you have six rounds.
Eyelet Round: ( knit 2 together, yarn over, purl 2 together, knit 2, purl 2, knit 2, purl 2 ) repeat until four stitches remain in that row. Knit 2 , purl 2.
Cast off all stitches, knitting the yarn overs as you then cast them off.
Ties. Cast on 60 stitches. Cast off 60 stitches . Thread ties through eyelets and tie off ...
Tassels: make them like this, and attach to ties
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