Eggemoggin Gansey Hat is named after a cove off the coast of Maine that once was used by Native Americans for catching fish using weirs. Eggemoggin is an alteration of the Abanaki word “where the Fish Weirs Are”. The rhythmical texture of this hat is a creative and symbolic interpretation of a fishing weir structure inspired by stitch patterns ...

Telos merges symbols and techniques from Viking culture and British gansey knitting traditions. This pattern gives you the opportunity to learn some new techniques or simply enjoy traditional techniques in a new combination. Knit in the round from the bottom up with the option of using a traditional gansey Channel Island cast on, the lower hat ...