This pattern was born out of my earlier hat, Camber, which was knit in a colorful DK weight. A friend asked for a heavier more solid hat in the same stitch pattern…
and I loved this version. It’s a little more rugged and was a very good fit for the souvenir skein of Prado de Lana that I bought from my new and dear friend Amanda at the fiber show where we were neighbors. She loved it as much as I did - we decided that the hat needed mitts to match. Amanda sent a lovely skein of ‘Brothers by Another Mother’, which shows the ribs and cables beautifully.
I hope that you like this as much as we do.

Hat - 1 skein Prado de Lana Romney (Worsted 200 yards small batch, single sheep Romney) shown in Abigail
Mitts - 1 skein Prado de Lana Romney (Worsted 200 yards small batch blended Romney) shown in Brothers by Another Mother
Gauge in Rib - 6 stitches per inch with smaller needle
in Pattern - 5 stitches/ 7 rounds per inch with larger needle
Removable stitch markers, or cable needle for cabling.
Stitch markers, tapestry needle. Waste yarn for Mitts
Knit with 32” US5/3.75mm + US7/4.5cm needles in magic loop style
Hat - 17 1/2” at rib, 22 1/2” around at widest, 8 1/2” deep, measured flat.
Mitts - 5” at rib, 7” above thumb, 9” deep, measured flat.