FIREWORKS by Olga Buraya-Kefelian

FIREWORKS

Knitting
February 2023
Sport (12 wpi) ?
22 stitches and 58 rows = 4 inches
in Double Brioche Rib on smaller needle, measured relaxed once dry after washing and blocking
US 2 - 2.75 mm
US 3 - 3.25 mm
200 - 248 yards (183 - 227 m)
Child-Small Adult (Medium Adult, Large Adult) / To fit head circumference 16-20 (20-22½, 22½-24)” / 40.5-51 (51-57, 57-61) cm
English
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FIREWORKS hat

Constructed top-down with radiating increases this hat is made in fascinating double brioche. Alternating types of increases create parting lines, just like fireworks! Customized nature of this stitch pattern allows for incredible flexibility while still possessing two-layered fabric effect. Graphic look of double brioche rib is enhanced by combining two colorways making this hat fully reversible. Knit this hat to your own style by working either tall or shallow crown and working it as beanie or adding a foldover brim for extra warmth!

SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate

SIZES
1 (2, 3)
Child-Small Adult (Medium Adult, Large Adult)

TO FIT HEAD CIRCUMFERENCE
16-20 (20-22½, 22½-24)” / 40.5-51 (51-57, 57-61) cm

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Yellow sample shown in size 1, featuring tall crown, beanie length, and JSSBO.
Spincycle Yarns “Dyed in the Wool” (100% American merino), 200 yds (183 m) / 2 oz (54 g);
MC – color “Summer Love”, 1 skein.
Magpie Fibers “Dyed in the Skein” (100% American wool), 300 yds (274 m) / 2.6 oz (75 g);
CC – color “Fior di Latte”, 1 skein.

Pinkish green sample shown in size 2, featuring tall crown, beanie length, and JSSBO.
Spincycle Yarns “Dyed in the Wool” (100% American merino), 200 yds (183 m) / 2 oz (54 g);
MC – color “The Castle”, 1 skein.
Magpie Fibers “Dyed in the Skein” (100% American wool), 300 yds (274 m) / 2.6 oz (75 g);
CC – color “Magpie”, 1 skein.

Teal sample shown in size 3, featuring shallow crown, foldover brim length, and Tubular BO.
Spincycle Yarns “Dyed in the Wool” (100% American merino), 200 yds (183 m) / 2 oz (54 g);
MC – color “Melancholia”, 1 skein.
Magpie Fibers “Dyed in the Skein” (100% American wool), 300 yds (274 m) / 2.6 oz (75 g);
CC – color “Ashe”, 1 skein.

OR use 90 (100, 110) yds / 83 (92, 100) m of MC for beanie length and additional 10 (12, 14) yds / 9 (11, 13) m for foldover brim length and 90 (100, 110) yds / 83 (92, 100) m of CC for beanie length and additional 10 (12, 14) yds / 9 (11, 13) m for foldover brim length in other sport weight yarn

NEEDLES
US 2 (2.75 mm) circular, 16” long
US 2 (2.75 mm) set of 5 dpns (or other preferred method of working small circumferences in the round)
US 4 (3.5 mm) circular, 16” long
US 4 (3.5 mm) set of 5 dpns (or other preferred method of working small circumferences in the round) for Tubular edging only

OR use size to obtain gauge

NOTIONS
Stitch marker
Cable needle (CN)
Tapestry needle

NOTES
The hat is constructed to be knit top down.
Double brioche fabric is incredibly stretchy. If you are in between sizes, it is advised to pick a smaller size. Depending how you prefer to wear your beanie, it is imperative that you wash and block your finished hat prior to wearing it as it would reflect true fit. You can additionally adjust and manipulate the fabric during the blocking process if desired. In addition, if you are not sure the size will fit the wearer, instead of ripping your work, you can choose to work it longer, as the hat would stretch widthwise and the length of the hat would contract in length to accommodate the circumference.
This hat is completely reversible, with MC or CC being predominantly shown on either side.
This design can be customized to be worked with tall (pointy) or shallow (rounded) crown and additionally hat’s body can be worked for a beanie length or with a foldover brim.

GAUGE
22 sts and 58 rnds = 4” / 10 cm in Double Brioche Rib on smaller needle, measured relaxed once dry after washing and blocking
Note that 58 worked rnds in Double Brioche looks like only 29 rnds, because each stitch is slipped (or the equivalent) on alternate rnds.

Video Tutorials included:

• Invisible (Disappearing) Cast On
• 2x2 Brioche Stitch pattern
• 2 type of increases in 2x2 Brioche Stitch pattern

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